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Family run agency since 1986

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Peter Anthony is one of few remaining truly independent Estate and Letting Agents in the Northwest. We cover Manchester, Salford, Stockport and Liverpool areas. For over 35 years we have helped thousands of buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants to find what they are looking for. We can help you too!

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Peter Anthony

Welcome to Peter Anthony Estate Agents, the independent choice for property sales, lettings, and management across Manchester, Salford, Stockport, and Liverpool. We’re proud to be a leading independent estate agent with over 2000 Google and Trustmark reviews. Discover why we’re the chosen agents in the Northwest.

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house price growth holds up

House price growth holds up

UK annual house price growth rose to 2.2% in March, up from 1.0% in February, suggesting the market regained some momentum after a slowdown at the start of the year. Across Q1, most regions recorded modest annual price increases, with only two of the 13 regions seeing declines: Outer South

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New towns expected

The government has confirmed seven proposed new town locations across the UK, each expected to deliver at least 10,000 homes, with some developments exceeding 40,000. The locations include Tempsford, Leeds South Bank, Crews Hill and Chase Park, Manchester Victoria North, Thamesmead, Brabazon and West Innovation Arc, and Milton Keynes. These

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Shifting sectors

The UK’s private rented sector (PRS) is shrinking. While the total value of UK housing rose by 3.8% last year, the PRS fell by 5.1% – marking three consecutive years of decline and a £79bn reduction since 2022. However, landlord sales do not automatically mean homes leave the sector –

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bank rates on hold risks rising

Bank rates on hold, risks rising

The Bank of England voted in March to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.75%, while cautioning that the Middle East conflict could yet stoke inflation and push borrowing costs higher. For mortgage markets, the five-year swap rate remains the key benchmark, underpinning the pricing of fixed-rate deals. Since the onset

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