Corestate Capital has put Liverpool’s Royal Liver Building up for sale, at an asking price of £90m.
The company acquired the Grade I-listed building from Royal London in 2017, the first time it had changed hands.
During its five-year ownership, Corestate Capital has refurbished the office and brought in tenants including Princes Foods, HSBC, Mott MacDonald, Grant Thornton and Everton Football Club. The building also has its own visitor attraction centre, allowing the public to explore its history.
CBRE has been appointed to sell the building. Colin Thomasson, executive director of investment properties at CBRE, said: “It is an investment opportunity which offers investors the chance to not only own a piece of history, but also a property with considerable potential to add further value and continue the refurbishment programme the current owners have already executed.
“With grade-A office supply in Liverpool currently at an all-time low and rising occupier demand, we anticipate strong demand among investors for the asset.”
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