Imperial Exchange
Liverpool L2
A 96-unit residential building in the heart of Liverpool’s financial district, built for the city’s professional renters.
- 96
- apartments
- 2 min
- to the city-centre station
- Q4 2028
- completion
The investment case
- £211k
- Prices from
- 8%
- Gross rental yield
- Short-let
- Approved building-wide
Liverpool is one of the UK’s strongest rental markets: high tenant demand, short-let flexibility in a prime city-centre location, and a city centre still being rebuilt around developments like this one. That’s what underpins a yield like this.
Indicative only, from around 8% gross on current pricing and target rents in Liverpool city centre. Gross is before service charge, management, voids and tax; returns are not guaranteed and can fall as well as rise.
Yields are gross, annual rent before service charge, ground rent, management, voids, tax and finance, and are an illustrative market figure, not a forecast of your return. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise; returns are not guaranteed and your capital is at risk. Falcon Partnerships is not authorised by the FCA and does not provide investment advice.
Why this development
The highlights
Heart of the business district
Steps from the offices your tenants work in.
2 minutes to the station
The entire rail network from your doorstep.
999-year lease
Effectively freehold, rare for a new-build.
51 secure parking spaces
Gated, on-site, and in constant demand.
Liverpool ONE & the waterfront
The city’s best, a short walk away.
Pricing & terms
The numbers.
1-bed apartments from
£211,000
| 1-bed64 units | 2-bed32 units | |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | £211,000 | Released at launch |
| Size range | 398–570 sq ft | 657–786 sq ft |
| Price per sq ft | Released at launch | Released at launch |
| Lease | 999 years | 999 years |
| Completion | Q4 2028 | Q4 2028 |
One-bed apartments from £211,000. Two-bed pricing and the full schedule, with floorplans and the price on each apartment, are released at launch and reach registered investors first.
Full pricing on every apartment is released to registered investors first, ahead of the open market.
How you pay
Reserve
A reservation fee secures your unit and withdraws it from sale.
Exchange
Your deposit is paid on exchange of contracts, per the payment plan.
Complete
The balance is paid on completion, when the keys are released.
The exact reservation fee, deposit and payment plan are set out in your reservation agreement before you commit.
Availability
Availability on request
Register and we send you the current schedule directly, from the team handling the release.
Registered investors receive
- The live availability schedule, kept current
- Full pricing on every released apartment
- Floorplans and the apartment specification
- The complete data pack, before you reserve
Overview
The development.
A 96-home building in the heart of central Liverpool, two minutes from a city-centre station.
- 96
- apartments
- 64
- one-beds
- 32
- two-beds
Built around its residents
A residents' lounge, gym and co-working on site, finished to a hotel standard.
Investment-grade specification
Every apartment finished to a considered spec. Full detail and floorplans land in the data pack at launch, and registered investors see them first.
Room to breathe, in the centre of Liverpool.
Why this one
Not every off-plan development is the same
In off-plan, the real risk is who delivers the building and how the purchase is structured, not the postcode.
An established developer is bringing Imperial Exchange forward, with planning consent secured. It sits in central Liverpool’s financial district, a proven rental location, not an unproven plot on the edge of town.
It’s built for the professional tenants who already work on its doorstep. We’re closely involved in shaping the development and we run the sales ourselves, so from first enquiry to completion you deal with the principals, not a detached agent.
- Established
- developer
- Consented
- planning permission secured
- 999-year
- leases on every apartment
Location
At the centre of it
Imperial Exchange sits in Liverpool’s commercial and financial district, where the banks, law firms and corporate offices are, and where the professionals who work in them want to live. That’s the tenant this building is built for.
Step out of the door and a city-centre station is two minutes away, putting the regional rail network and the intercity line to Manchester and London within easy reach. The shops and restaurants of Liverpool ONE and the bars along the regenerated waterfront are a short walk, not a journey.
And the city around it is still being rebuilt. Three of the North West’s largest regeneration programmes are underway on the doorstep: Grosvenor’s £1bn Liverpool ONE retail district, worth £4.1bn to the local economy over fifteen years, and Peel’s £5bn Liverpool Waters on the waterfront.
- £1bn
- Liverpool ONE, 42-acre retail district (Grosvenor)
- £4.1bn
- Liverpool ONE economic impact, 15 years (Grosvenor)
- £5bn
- Liverpool Waters waterfront regeneration (Peel)
On the map
The area around it
- Imperial Exchange
- Royal Albert Dock
- Liverpool ONE (£1bn)
- St Johns Centre
- Bold Street
- Liverpool Waters (£5bn)
- Moorfields station
- Lime Street station
The market
Why Liverpool, now
The building is one thing. The city around it is another, and the independent data points the same way.
- +25%
- Savills' five-year forecast for North West price growth to 2030, joint-highest of any UK region.Source: Savills Residential Forecasts, June 2026
- 70,000+
- Students across the city’s universities, feeding a large graduate and professional-renter base, the deep tenant demand this building is built for.Source: HESA, 2024/25
- 6–8%
- Among the strongest gross rental yields of the UK’s major cities, well clear of the 3.6% England average.Source: PropertyData / RentalYield.uk, city-centre, 2026
- ~35 min
- to Manchester by train
- ~2 hrs
- to London Euston, direct
- Growing
- tech & professional-services economy
Third-party market figures, as at the dates shown. Forecasts and yields are estimates, not a forecast of your return; property values and rental income can fall as well as rise.
Inside the development
The development, in pictures
Imperial Exchange, on the corner of Dale Street in Liverpool’s commercial district
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Straight answers
Good to know
The questions buyers and their solicitors tend to ask first.
Be first through the door.
Register and you deal with us directly, not a portal listing. We sell the building ourselves, so the next price release and the full data pack reach you first.