Elevate Property Group
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If you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to step onto the property ladder, this is it. With West Midlands property values set to rise and Birmingham crowned the UK’s top City for investment, there’s never been a better time to secure your first home and Elevate Property Group can help you every step of the way.
In the absence of the Govt. backed ‘Help to Buy’ scheme, Elevate have introduced a package of tailored initiatives, specifically for ‘First Time Buyers’, designed to ease the upfront burden and cost of buying your first home.
One of the key incentives is a ‘gifted deposit contribution’ of up to 5% on selected developments, helping first time buyers reduce the amount they need to save upfront, or indeed secure a better mortgage rate with a lower ‘loan to value’. Other alternative options include legal fee assistance, fitted wardrobes and blinds and access to specialist mortgage advice, at no cost, to help obtain the most competitive mortgage rates available, especially after December’s sixth consecutive Bank of England base rate reduction.
According to Savills, property prices in the West Midlands are expected to grow by 24.6% between 2026 and 2030*
https://www.savills.co.uk/insight-and-opinion/research- consultancy/
residential-market-forecasts.aspx, while JLL ranks Birmingham as the UK’s top City for investment, forecasting 18.8% rental growth by 2028
https://residential.jll.co.uk/insights/news/ jll-residential-forecast-2025-2029.
That’s genuine market
momentum and with both capital values and rental prices on the rise, getting on the ladder now could save you money in the long run and help build lasting wealth.
For those not quite ready to buy, there is even a ‘Try before you Buy’ option, allowing rent paid over a 6 to 12 month period to be used as a deposit towards purchase. Such offers sit within a wider picture
of positive market signals and with a strong regional forecast and renewed buyer confidence now is a smart time to act.
Elevate Property Group is redefining modern City living with a reputation for excellence. Known for their ‘best-in-class’ design and specification, premium finishes and attention to detail, Elevates’ developments stand out as some of the most desirable addresses in Birmingham
https://elevatepropertygroup.co.uk/residential/ no30-st-pauls.
‘St Pauls’, offering 58 stunning apartments, set in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter and overlooking St Pauls Square and Church, is reputedly the best residential address in the City and known as the ‘Mayfair of Birmingham’. ‘Sapcote Yard’, also in the JQ, blends industrial character with contemporary luxury and offers a selection of gated freehold town houses. ‘Fountain Court’, a former Barristers Chambers just off Colmore Row, is an exclusive collection of apartments in one of Birmingham’s most prestigious and convenient addresses, surrounded by the city’s best dining, shopping and cultural landmarks, as is ‘Chapmans Yard’ which stands adjacent to Birmingham’s landmarque ‘Mailbox’. Meanwhile, ‘Ariel House’ in Sheldon, on the outskirts of the City is ideally positioned closer to Solihull and Birmingham Airport, to deliver affordable stylish and modern living with exceptional convenience and connectivity.
For first time buyers prices start at £160,000, with Elevates dedicated team of property professionals on hand to provide expert guidance every step of the way. Buying your first home is no longer just a dream, it’s now within reach.
For further details, to arrange to visit site and view a stunning selection of show homes, call the Elevate hotline on 0121 272 5729 or email
sales@elevatepropertygroup.co.uk
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