Liverpool Property News

You read the personal finance pages of the newspapers and it all seems to be the impending pensions crisis ... where people aren’t saving enough for their retirement. But it’s not the lack of Liverpool peoples’ future pension incomes that are my immediate concern. The ...

With constant advances in technology, medicine and lifestyles, people in the Liverpool area are, on average, living longer than they might have a few decades ago. As Liverpool's population ages, the problem of how the older generation are accommodated is starting to emerge. We, as a city, have to ...

It’s now commonly agreed amongst economists and the general public that the dramatic rise in Liverpool property prices of the last six years has come to an end.

Read the National newspapers, and they talk of doom and gloom in the British housing market with such things as ...

Following on from my last article, if you recall I said that Waterloo Road had the most properties sold in the L3 Liverpool postcode, yet I felt that this information wasn’t telling the whole story, as some roads in Liverpool have more properties on them than others. Therefore, ...

A few months ago, I wrote an article on the Liverpool Property Blog about the length of time it took to sell a property in Liverpool and the saleability of the different price bands (i.e. whether the lower/middle or upper local property markets were ...

“I just love looking over and keeping up to date the 108 pieces of legislation that govern the rental of residential property in the UK”  

...No Liverpool Landlord, ever

 

If you are one of the 20,031 Liverpool landlord’s that manages your ...

The allAgents awards have been announced again and Peter Anthony Liverpool are pleased to share that we have won Gold Lettings Branch of the year and Silver Overall Branch of the year in L3!

As our Liverpool branch has only been open for 4 months, ...

It doesn’t seem two minutes ago that it was 90 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade (32 degrees Celsius for my younger readers), hosepipe bans looked likely and it was simply too hot to sleep at night, yet early indications were, that as the temperatures soared, ...

The Liverpool housing market is a fascinating beast and has been particularly interesting since the Credit Crunch of 2008/9 with the subsequent property market crash. There is currently some talk of a ‘property bubble’ nationally as Brexit seems to be the ‘go-to’ excuse for every ...

There is no escaping the fact that over the last couple of decades, the rise in the number buy to let properties in Liverpool has been nothing short of extraordinary.  Many in the “left leaning” press have spoken of a broken nation, the fact ...

I was recently reading a report by Rightmove that a North South Divide has started to appear in the UK property market – so I wanted to see if Liverpool was falling in line with those thoughts.  In the North, there are 7.12% less properties on the market ...

The number of residential property transactions in Liverpool will be 5.7 per cent lower in 2018, compared to 2017.

 

According to my research, the seasonally adjusted statistics for our local authority area suggest with the number of properties already sold in 2018, and the number of properties currently under offer ...

Whether you are a Liverpool landlord looking to liquidate your buy to let investment or a homeowner looking to sell your home, finding a buyer and selling your property can take an annoyingly long time. It is a step-by-step process that can take months and ...

Living in our own homes or owning buy to let property in Liverpool and the surrounding areas, it’s often easy to ignore the regional and national picture when it comes to property. As a homeowner or landlord in Liverpool, consideration must be given to these ...

Over the last twenty years, there has been a shift in the way the Liverpool (and the UK’s) property market works. In the 1960’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, a large majority of twenty somethings saved up their 5% deposit, went without life’s luxuries of going ...

The current average value of a property in Liverpool currently stands at £167,500 and the base rates at 0.5%. In many of my articles, I talk about what is happening to property values over the short term (i.e. the last 12 months or the last ...

And if it does... who will be the winners and losers?

Those Liverpool people wanting property values to drop would be those 30 or 40 something’s, sitting on a sizeable amount of equity and hoping to trade up (because the percentage drop of your ...