Area:LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE, LANCASHIRE
Category:B
Investor ProfilePension, Retirement, University, Business, Downshifter and Cash&Equity
Population aged 15+:374,335
 ActualNational Average
Percentage Class ABC141%44%
Crime:ViolenceSexualBurglaryMotor
Per 1000 population

 

1611516
Yield Range:13.2% - 23.1%
Price Ranges  Low £Hi       £Low £pwHi £pwLowHi
Flats&maisonettes20,00030,0008912021.0%23.1%
Terraced29,60044,4009312614.8%16.3%
Semi-detached44,00066,00013118414.5%15.5%
Detached65,60098,40018525013.2%14.7%
Valuations above the national average by:0%
 ActualNational Average
Capital growth last 12 months:12%18%
Capital growth last 5 years:52%80%
Large employers in the area: 

 

Demand For Letting:Excellent
Average void period:1 week
 Total

(out of 10)

Capital Growth

(out of 5)

Yield

(out of 5)

Out of 10:725
Summary:A strong commitment from the local government to make this city a Eurpoean city makes it a good bet for capital growth.
 

Description:

The sixth largest city in the UK by population and by my estimation it is a mini-London.  This city has it all – superb road and train links, large ports for export and import to and from the rest of the world and two international airports near the city centre.  This is why so many businesses have located to Liverpool and hence led to the surge of the city’s economy.  And this trend will only continue with the council committed to making Liverpool the most business-friendly city in Europe by 2006.

Liverpool is one of six short listed to be the European Capital of Culture for 2008.  If Liverpool gets it there will be a major regeneration of the area and it will really put Liverpool on the map amongst our European partners.  This can only mean that property prices will increase due to the inward investment.  Announcement of the winner will be March 2003 – I reckon Liverpool will be one of the favourites.

The university is in the heart of the city and has over 23,000 students.  This keeps the city centre very busy on every night during term time.  The students love to live in the city centre and the university cannot meet the students accommodation demands.  There are many professional landlords exclusively dealing with the student market but there is still room for others landlords as demand is so high.

Mainline railway station:One hour 15 minutes to Manchester Piccadilly
 

Road Access:

Main access M62 & M6

33 miles west of Manchester

1 mile from M62

Local NewspaperLiverpool Echo 0151 227 2000
Estate Agents:NameAddressTelWeb
 Dears Brack & Associates24 North John Street

Liverpool

L2 9RP

0151 2421500 
B E Property Services663 West Derby Road

Liverpool

L13 8AG

0151 2201997www.bepropertyservices.co.uk
Roberts, Edwards & Worrall321 Aigburth Road

Liverpool

L17 0BL

0151 7271814 
Letting Agents:NameAddressTelWeb
 Whitegates Residential LettingTBC0151 2560322www.completemove.com
Sequence (UK) LtdTBC0151 2372350www.sequencehome.co.uk
Andrew LouisTBC0151 2848888www.andrewlouis.co.uk
Venmore Thomas & JonesTBC0151 7342511www.vtj.co.uk
Bradford & BingleyTBC0151 7097925www.bbg.co.uk