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    New £1.19 billion property investment portfolio launched for Wales

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMarch 14, 2019No Comments
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    £2.2bn worth of new investment opportunities, which will create new homes and jobs, have been launched today (Thursday 14 March) by the Department for International Trade. 

    Launched at international property event MIPIM, the new projects include an array of development opportunities in England and the government’s first Wales property investment portfolio, worth £1.19 billion.

    Among the new investment opportunities on offer to international investors is a 444-acre ‘experiential’ resort in Oxfordshire and 3 new garden communities in North Essex, set to create more than 43,000 new homes over the next 50 years.

    International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox MP said:

    “The portfolios we are showcasing at MIPIM represent the wide array of real estate investment opportunities the UK has to offer that can satisfy the needs of every type of international investor.

    “These developments will create more jobs and homes for our residents, delivering essential infrastructure and I am incredibly pleased my department, in conjunction with Homes England and MHCLG, have supported their launch. ”

    Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns said:

    “This first Welsh portfolio presents a real opportunity for international investors to capitalise on our nation’s innovation and expertise.

    “I’m delighted to present a broad range of projects across all parts of Wales which demonstrate our strengths in sectors ranging from tourism to business and clean energy generation. Each opportunity showcases what makes our beautiful, resourceful country such an attractive destination for investment and business and I look forward to discussing them further with potential investors.”

    DIT will lead the government’s presence at MIPIM, where over 23,000 people are expected to attend, including investment representatives from over 100 countries.

    The UK government will host a number of panel sessions at the UK pavilion throughout the week, discussing topics including the opportunities for investing in the Northern Powerhouse and devolved nations, and the impact technology will have on the real estate sector in the future.

    The portfolios showcased at the UK pavilion have been put together by the DIT’s Capital Investment team which aligns with the greater governmental initiative to attract and support both local and foreign investment into infrastructure, property developments and energy projects throughout the UK.

     Projects in Wales

    • Cardiff: a mixed office and multi-storey car park development in Cardiff Central Quay
    • Milford Waterfront: a leisure-focused development in Milford Haven
    • Barry Island: Nells Point; a beachside tourism development on Barry Island
    • Swansea: Phase 2 of a mixed development in Swansea Central

    The four new projects will be combined with two existing projects in Anglesey North Wales. These are opportunities for investment into the development of a £35 million marine energy infrastructure facility and development of a 80 hectare holiday village along the coastline of Holy Island.

    These were announced as part of the meeting of the Board of Trade in Swansea last year.

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