Liverpool-based investment agency RWinvest has completed sales across three major residential schemes in Liverpool and Manchester, marking a significant milestone for the firm as demand for city centre living remains strong.

The developments – One Park Lane (pictured) and Millers Place in Liverpool, along with Embankment Exchange in Manchester – have now fully sold out, reflecting ongoing investor confidence in regional city markets and a sustained appetite for high-yield, well-located residential assets.

One Park Lane, a mixed-use scheme in the Baltic Triangle, and Millers Place, located within the Knowledge Quarter, have proven popular with overseas investors, attracted by Liverpool’s rental growth potential and ongoing regeneration. In Manchester, Embankment Exchange – situated in the Greengate area – has been noted for its premium finish and proximity to the city’s expanding business district.

Collectively, the three developments comprise close to 500 residential units, with a combined gross development value exceeding £125 million. Each scheme is being delivered in partnership with Liverpool-based developer Legacie

Michael Gledhill, director at RWinvest, says: “We’re pleased to report that these three flagship schemes are now fully sold. Demand has been exceptionally strong, especially from international buyers who continue to see long-term value in Liverpool and Manchester. These cities are consistently outperforming expectations in terms of regeneration, infrastructure and rental growth.

“This result reflects the strength of our pipeline and the quality of partners we work with.”

RWinvest has expanded its activity across the North West in recent years, contributing to investment in key regeneration areas in both Liverpool and Manchester. The firm has confirmed that further project launches are planned for Q2 2025.

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