What do apartments cost?

Phase 1 is on sale now: one-beds start from £198,000, two-beds from £298,000 and the one three-bed available is £365,000. The lowest-priced apartments are listed on this page with their asking prices, live from our sales desk, and the full price list comes with the data pack.

When does Imperial Exchange complete?

Completion is expected in the fourth quarter of 2028.

What lease comes with each apartment?

Every apartment is held on a 999-year lease, so you own the home for the long term rather than a short, depreciating lease you would later need to extend.

Can I let the apartment on a short-term basis?

Yes. Short-term lets are approved building-wide, which is unusual for a central-Liverpool building, so you can let on either a long-term residential tenancy or a short-let basis.

What return can I expect?

We share an indicative gross yield, and the rental evidence behind it, in the data pack. Any figure is indicative only, calculated before costs, and is not a guaranteed return; property values and rental income can fall as well as rise.

Yes. The building has 51 secure car parking spaces, with allocation confirmed in the data pack.

Who will I be dealing with?

Falcon, directly. We are closely involved in shaping the building and we run the sales ourselves, so from your first enquiry through to completion you deal with the principals rather than a detached listing agent.

How do I reserve an apartment?

Ask about any apartment on this page, or request the data pack, with floorplans and the reservation terms. When you are ready, the apartment is reserved under an agreement with the development’s vendor, who is named in that agreement.

Is the planning approved?

Yes. Liverpool City Council approved the conversion to 95 apartments in August 2026, under references 26F/1624 and 26/PCU/1639. The decision is public and was reported by Place North West.

Do I pay Falcon a fee?

No. Falcon is paid by the developer, so there is no fee to you. You pay the usual costs of any purchase: your solicitor, stamp duty and any mortgage fees.

Phase 1 now selling

Imperial Exchange

Liverpool L2

A 95-apartment residential building in the heart of Liverpool’s financial district, built for the city’s professional renters.

95: apartments
2 min: to the city‑centre station
Q4 2028: completion

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In pictures.

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Imperial Exchange, on the corner of Dale Street in Liverpool’s commercial district

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Overview

The development.

A 95-apartment building in the heart of central Liverpool, two minutes from a city-centre station.

95: apartments
64: one-beds
31: two & three-beds

The residents' lobby at Imperial Exchange, finished to a hotel standard

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.

The building

Explore it floor by floor.

Nine residential floors that step back as the building rises. Phase 1 is on sale now; a lime dot marks its floors.

Floor

Swipe the plan to explore. Indicative layout from the proposed drawings. Sizes, numbering and configuration are subject to change.

The numbers.

£198k: Prices from
33: Available in Phase 1

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. The indicative yield, and the rental evidence behind it, are in the data pack.

Pricing & terms

	1-bed64 units	2 & 3-bed31 units
Price from	£198,000	£298,000
Phase 1	21 available	12 available
Size range	398–700 sq ft	657–915 sq ft
Lease	999 years	999 years
Completion	Q4 2028	Q4 2028

Phase 1, floors 1, 4 and 7, is on sale now. The lowest-priced apartments are listed below with their asking prices; the full price list, floorplans and reservation terms are in the data pack.

How you pay

Reserve
A reservation fee secures your apartment and takes it off sale.
Exchange
Your deposit is paid on exchange of contracts, per the payment plan.
Complete
The balance on completion, expected Q4 2028, when the keys are released.

The exact fee, deposit and payment plan are set out in your reservation agreement before you commit.

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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.

Live from our sales desk · Phase 1

33 apartments available in Phase 1.

Phase 1 is floors 1, 4 and 7, with the rest of the building released in later phases. These are the lowest-priced apartments in it, each with its asking price.

One-bed from £198,000 · 21 available
Two-bed from £298,000 · 11 available
Three-bed from £365,000 · 1 available

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Floor released in Phase 1Later phases

One-bedApartment 1.11 · First floor
£198,000
409 sq ft
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One-bedApartment 4.04 · Fourth floor
£216,400
398 sq ft
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Two-bedApartment 1.09 · First floor
£298,000
700 sq ft
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Two-bedApartment 1.04 · First floor
£306,000
775 sq ft
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Three-bedApartment 4.06 · Fourth floor
£365,000
915 sq ft
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28 more in Phase 1.
The full Phase 1 price list, with every apartment, floorplans and the reservation terms, comes with the data pack.
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Asking prices, live from our sales desk and refreshed every few minutes. Subject to availability and contract. No fee to you: Falcon is paid by the developer.

Liverpool’s commercial district and the Mersey from the air, October 2026

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)

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

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

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.

Good to know

The detail.

Everything a buyer and their solicitor ask first. All of it confirmed in writing in the data pack.

Specification

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. The full specification and floorplans are in the data pack.

Why this one

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

On the public record

14 August 2026
Planning approved.
Liverpool City Council approved the conversion of the former Imperial Court offices to 95 apartments. References 26F/1624 and 26/PCU/1639.
Read it on Place North West

Straight answers.

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