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INVEST IN LIVERPOOL PROPERTY OPPORTUNITIES INTRODUCTION With a global perspective, world famous brands INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES and exceptional economic strengths, Liverpool is recognised as one of the UK’s leading business This brochure highlights some of the major development, destinations. We are at the centre of the UK’s second investment and occupier opportunities currently largest regional economy with access to 6 million available throughout the Liverpool City Region with customers. Our regional economy is worth more than a combined value well in excess of £10 billion. These £149 billion with 236,000 businesses. We are home properties provide the opportunity to invest in planned to global Fortune 500 companies complemented schemes or develop new property in the city region. by a large, diverse base of innovative SMEs and start ups. Businesses are attracted to Liverpool by market opportunities, a low cost base, international connectivity and an outstanding quality of life. We are ranked No.1 in the UK for both entrepreneurship and business growth, and renowned for our cutting edge technology and R&D, topping the Northern league table for business innovation. There is no shortage of talent either with 6 million people within the travel to work catchment and 13 universities producing over 70,000 graduates per year. Liverpool offers investors possibilities across a broad range of industry sectors including: financial and professional services, low carbon, digital and creative industries, advanced manufacturing, life sciences, logistics and leisure. Major investors include Astra Zeneca, Pershing BNY Mellon, Jaguar Land Rover, Maersk, Siemens, Sony and Unilever. Liverpool continues to change and attract investment. In GLASGOW the last 10 years, the city has attracted over £7.5 billion of physical investment. The scale and quality EDINBURGH of the city’s transformation has been of international significance. There are no plans to stop however, exciting NEWCASTLE BELFAST opportunities have been identified to sustain the momentum. ISLE OF MAN Over the next decade Liverpool will deliver LEEDS some of the UK’s LIVERPOOL largest and DUBLIN MANCHESTER most ambitious LIVERPOOL JOHN MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD development and LENNON AIRPORT AIRPORT infrastructure schemes – Liverpool2 BIRMINGHAM deep water terminal phase 2, Mersey Tidal Barrage and the Liverpool and Wirral Waters CARDIFF waterfront transformation are just a small 2h 08m selection of major schemes in the City Region. HEATHROW AIRPORT LONDON GATWICK AIRPORT 2 HOW WE CAN HELP YOU YOUR NEXT MOVE Our investment team is committed to growing your Invest Liverpool are ready to support you with your business. As part of our services, we offer a broad investment plans. We can provide comprehensive, portfolio of support to companies interested in growing or free of charge advice and support from initial enquiry establishing their business in Liverpool City Region. Our through to delivery of your project, providing a soft services include: landing for your business. We’re waiting to hear from you to demonstrate our offer and answer many of the other questions you have concerning the wealth of • Dedicated account manager to support your project opportunities available in the Liverpool City Region. • Bespoke research intelligence • Advice on availability and costs of commercial property CONTACT US and soft landing schemes Email us on [email protected] or • Introductions to business support organisations and telephone +44 (0) 151 600 2930. guidance on financial incentives We look forward to working with you. • Introductions to business networks and professionals investliverpool.com • Introductions to research and technology expertise • Information on staff recruitment and training • Organising and hosting briefing visits for key staff • Maximising PR associated with your investment • Dedicated aftercare account manager, linking you with public sector support services, and providing bespoke business development services Published: February 2018 3 M55 PRESTON BLACKBURN M65 l24 M SOUTHPORT 6 l 23 PROPERTY OPPORTUNITIES l25 1 Atlantic Park 2 Beacon 62 M 3 Cains Brewery Village 6 62 6 M 4 Cronton Colliery 5 Daresbury Park 6 Earlsfield Park FORMBY BOLTON 7 Element - Alchemy Business Park M 6 1 8 Estuary Business Park WIGAN 9 HBC Field M58 2 6 10 International Festival Gardens M M 6 11 Kings Waterfront IRELAND AND 12 Knowsley 800 - Knowsley Business Park ISLE OF MAN M602 13 Liberty Park l 1 l21 14 Liverpool International Business Park & L175 M KIRKBY 5 l MANCHESTER 12 7 l32 M 15 Liverpool Health Campus 6 PEEL PORTS l7 0 LIVERPOOL 16 Paddington Village l29 17 Liverpool Waters 0 6 18 Wirral Waters l27 M ST. HELENS l 19 MEA Park 28LIVERPOOL M 6 62 l M 20 Mere Grange 22 l17 l15 l l l l 26 M62 21 Mersey Reach 19 18 16 BIRKENHEAD l3 WARRINGTON 22 Pall Mall 35l l11 23 Southport Business Park - Kew l10 WIDNES 24 Southport Fairways Park & Ride M56 MANCHESTER 25 Southport Marine Park AIRPORT 26 Space 170 RIVER RUNCORN MERSEY M 5 27 Stanley Dock 3 M LIVERPOOL 6 28 Ten Streets District HESWALL JOHN LENNON AIRPORT AL 29 Stonebridge Business Park CAN SHIP STER & Stonebridge Cross CHE MAN 30 Titan ELLESMERE PORT 31 Land at Triumph Business Park 56 M 5 MILES 32 Venus 210 10 KILOMETRES 33 Viking Park © Crown copyright and database 34 Widnes Waterfront rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100018351 35 Woodside Waterfront CHESTER WALES 4 M55 PRESTON BLACKBURN M65 M SOUTHPORT 6 M 6 62 6 M FORMBY BOLTON M 6 1 WIGAN M58 2 6 M M 6 IRELAND AND ISLE OF MAN M602 M KIRKBY 5 MANCHESTER 7 M l30 6 PEEL PORTS 0 LIVERPOOL 0 6 l6 M ST. HELENS l20 LIVERPOOL M 6 62 M l2 M62 BIRKENHEAD l4 WARRINGTON 13 9 WIDNES l l l31 34l M56 l MANCHESTER 33 AIRPORT l 8 RIVER RUNCORN MERSEY 14 l M 5 3 l 5 M LIVERPOOL 6 HESWALL JOHN LENNON AIRPORT AL CAN SHIP STER CHE MAN ELLESMERE PORT 56 M 5 MILES 10 KILOMETRES © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100018351 CHESTER WALES 5 ECONOMIC SNAPSHOT ADVANCED MANUFACTURING JAGUAR LAND ROVER, DIVERSE MIX OF OEMs, INDUSTRY 4.0 BAC MONO BENTLEY, GM TIER 1s, TIER 2s, AND EXEMPLAR REGION TOYOTA AND LEYLAND TRUCKS WIDER SUPPLY CHAIN WITHIN 1 HOUR DRIVE LOW CARBON DESIGNATED CENTRE 1,400 LOW CARBON ONE OF THE LARGEST FOR OFFSHORE RENEWABLE BUSINESSES, 22,000 CONCENTRATIONS ENGINEERING EMPLOYED IN SECTOR OF OFFSHORE WIND ASSETS IN THE WORLD LIFE SCIENCES LIFE SCIENCES A LEADING EUROPEAN ONE OF THE UK’S WORTH IN EXCESS OF BIOMANUFACTURING TOP THREE £1.7 BILLION PER ANNUM CLUSTER BIOMEDICAL CENTRES PORT & LOGISTICS £1 BILLION £400 MILLION LIVERPOOL2 HOME TO 4 OF INVESTMENT IN DEEP WATER TERMINAL TAKES THE WORLD’S TOP INFRASTRUCTURE 95% OF WORLD’S LARGEST SHIPS 6 SHIPPING LINES FINANCIAL & BUSINESS SERVICES LEADING UK CENTRE FOR ASSET DESIGNATED 500,000 BUSINESSES AND WEALTH MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL CENTRE WITHIN 1 HOUR OUTSIDE LONDON OF EXCELLENCE OF THE CITY CENTRE 6 CREATIVE & DIGITAL THE MOST DIGITALLY OVER 40 YEARS OF AT THE FOREFRONT SKILLED WORKFORCE VIDEO GAMES OF HPC, BIG DATA ANALYTICS IN THE UK HERITAGE AND AI VISITOR ECONOMY DESIGNATED ROUGH GUIDE’S ‘TOP LARGEST COLLECTION OF UNESCO WORLD GLOBAL CITIES TO VISIT’ MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES HERITAGE SITE AND 4TH ‘FRIENDLIEST OUTSIDE LONDON CITY IN THE WORLD KNOWLEDGE LIVERPOOL CATCHMENT- CUTTING EDGE TECH HOME TO WORLD CLASS 13 UNIVERSITIES, OVER AND R & D, No1 IN THE RESEARCH CENTRES OF 213,000 STUDENTS NORTH OF ENGLAND EXCELLENCE AND FACILITIES FOR BUSINESS INNOVATION TRANSFORMATIONAL INTERNATIONAL £10 BILLION LIVERPOOL £1 BILLION BUSINESS FESTIVAL & WIRRAL WATERS MIXED LIVERPOOL ONE 2018 USE DEVELOPMENT RETAIL DEVELOPMENT CONNECTIVITY 2 MAJOR 2 HOURS 10 MOTORWAYS WITHIN AIRPORTS WITHIN JOURNEY TIME 10 MILES OF LIVERPOOL2 AND 45 MINUTES DRIVE TO LONDON 10 RAIL LINKED TERMINALS 7 1. ATLANTIC PARK Atlantic Park is an established and premier mixed-use business park and is home to a number of high profile QUICK FACTS occupiers which include Capita, Balfour Beatty Rail, Kura, One Vision Housing, The Sovini Group and Turtle Wax. LOCATION: Dunnings Bridge Road The 52-acre site is strategically located on the A5036 (A5036), Sefton Dunnings Bridge Road, the primary route connecting DEVELOPER: Royal London Asset the Port of Liverpool with the national motorway network Management and a key gateway route in to Liverpool City Region. Occupiers can capitalise on close proximity to the Port TOTAL SITE AREA: 21 hectares / 52 acres of Liverpool’s new Liverpool2 deep water container terminal, which is 2 miles from Atlantic Park. 35 million SUITABLE USES: B1 Offices, B2 General consumers are located within 150 miles of the site, with Industrial, B8 Storage and a multi-modal network of 10 motorways within 10 miles Distribution. Potential for and 10 rail linked terminals. The site is able to offer a C1 hotel use on frontage. range of bespoke design and build solutions for office and industrial occupiers and has existing planning PLANNING STATUS: Outline consent for consent for 800,000 sq. ft. of B1, B2 & B8 usage. 800,000 sq ft (scope for further space) The developer, Royal London Asset Management (RLAM), is one of the UK’s leading fund management POTENTIAL companies. RLAM is the dedicated fund DEVELOPMENT VALUE: £50 - 90 Million management arm of Royal London Group. DELIVERY TIMESCALE: Current and ongoing OPPORTUNITY Atlantic Park is capable of hosting a wide range of occupiers and uses. The ability to offer flexible solutions means that a further 350,000 sq ft of office space could be accommodated, along with over 600,000 sq ft of B1, B2, B8 (industrial and distribution/logistics) appropriate to clients’ needs. Royal London is currently bring forward the speculative development of a 105,000 sq ft Distribution/ Manufacturing Facility, with work scheduled to start on site early summer 2018 with a 40 week build period.
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