London property investor creates 30 jobs after moving HQ to Liverpool
UK property investor RW Invest has relocated its headquarters to Liverpool, creating dozens of employment opportunities.
The company set up shop at The Tea Factory, a converted warehouse on Wood Street, where it is taking on a minimum of 30 new staff members after investing £400k in the move.
RW Invest’s 3,500 sq ft Liverpool base includes show apartments – true-to-scale residential and student flats identical to those inside some of the firm’s apartment schemes
The company is currently working on a number projects in Liverpool, including the One Islington Plaza development within the city’s £2bn Knowledge Quarter.
Michael Gledhill, director of RW Invest, said he is “very excited to be playing a role in the ongoing regeneration in the city” and believes the Knowledge Quarter will “form an important part of Liverpool’s future development”.
He added: “One Islington Plaza will be a landmark building in the gateway to the Knowledge Quarter.”
RW Invest has offices in London, Manchester and Liverpool.
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