Britain’s housing market has been given a boost after a national investment and property sales agency revealed it is on track to inject more than £1billion into the market by 2027.
RWinvest is sharpening its focus on Merseyside and North West, where it plans to play a pivotal role in the dynamic real estate sector.
The company has long been a key player in attracting investment to the UK. Since its establishment in 2004, the company has helped secure over £500million for major developments, including the 505-unit Parliament Square in Liverpool and the iconic Heaps Rice Mill restoration, which is also based in the city.
Manchester’s Embankment Exchange, and Merchant’s Wharf in Salford Quays are also key developments supported by RWInvest. Now, with a string of new projects in the pipeline, RWinvest is aiming to attract an additional £1 billion from both national and international investors, with the lion’s share earmarked for Liverpool’s rapidly growing property market.
Central to this ambitious growth is RWinvest’s expanding partnership with Legacie, one of the country’s most prominent residential and commercial developers. The partnership is set to fuel the delivery of high-profile residential schemes, contributing to the city’s ongoing regeneration and economic revival.
Michael Gledhill, Director of RWinvest, commented: “We have built a strong global reputation for identifying attractive investment opportunities across the UK and now in particular in the North West.
“Our focus over the next five years is squarely on Liverpool. We’re excited to continue our collaboration with Legacie, whose ambitious projects are already transforming the city.
“In the coming months, we’ll be announcing a series of new, high-profile residential schemes, further cementing the city as one of the UK’s leading investment destinations.”
With the city’s property market continuing to gain momentum, RWinvest’s £1billion investment pledge will be seen as a signal of confidence in Liverpool’s future.
The company is also playing a significant role in local job creation, currently employing over 300 people across its offices, and is actively recruiting additional sales staff to support its growing portfolio.
Mr Gledhill added: “We’re looking ahead to 2025 with real optimism. The next few years are shaping up to be an exciting period for RWinvest and for Liverpool, with a series of major projects set to contribute to the city’s thriving economy and long-term growth.”
For Liverpool, RWinvest’s commitment to driving over £1billion into its property market is not just a headline-grabbing figure — it’s a powerful vote of confidence that ensures the city remains a top-tier destination for both developers and investors alike.