New Build Apartments & Off-Plan Property For Sale UK
Search new apartments and Off-Plan property for sale across the UK. SevenCapital has built over 2,500 apartments since it’s founding in 2009 proving a great track record of delivering high end, luxury apartments.
SevenCapital has hundreds of Off-Plan apartments for sale, so if it’s a new apartment that you are looking to invest in or purchase for yourself as a home, you’re in the right place.
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105 Broad Street
Birmingham City Centre
The Hottest Place in Birmingham
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Triple A Location
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Ground Rent Free
- 6% Rental Yield
- 1 Year Rental Guarantee for Cash Buyers
- Units Already Furnished & Tenanted
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£249,950
Off-Plan & New Apartments London Commuter Towns
Why Invest in Off-Plan Property?
There are many advantages to buying Off-Plan property, all of which contributes to the overall aim of capital growth and a secure investment. With a rapidly growing housing market, many investors are taking advantage of purchasing Off-Plan property at a lower price before completion.
Another attraction to Off-Plan property is the freedom of selecting your preferred unit. If you’re happy with the location and developer, you usually have the choice of specific location, features, rooms and much more. Furniture packages are also available for those looking to quickly kit out their home hassle free.
Of course, Off-Plan properties are new or refurbished builds. This guarantees a contemporary build which benefits from modern features such as energy efficiency, environmentally-friendly specifications and other requirements that new builds have to apply to. This generally leads to cheaper bills for tenants and potentially higher rental prices.
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