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Selling your home in Liverpool

Emoov’s Property Hotspots Index monitors the change in supply and demand for the most populated locations across the UK, by monitoring the total number of properties sold in comparison to those on sale. In Emoov’s March Index, Liverpool was at 20%, a drop of 2% since the last Hotspots Index in December.

More about Liverpool

Situated at the mouth of the River Mersey, in the north west of England, Liverpool was once one of the largest ports in the world. However now it is probably better known for its musical heritage and the city has produced more top selling artists than any other. The most famous export without a doubt being the Beatles.

Culture

Liverpool also has a thriving film industry, producing a high proportion of films on a yearly basis, even acting as a double for Paris, Venice and Moscow. The city also has a number of attractions from an architectural stand point, with two cathedrals at each end of Hope Street. It is also home to such famous attractions as the Albert docks, the Walker Art Gallery, St George’s Hall and the oldest Chinatown in the UK! This mix of artistic and creative inspiration is no doubt a factor behind the city’s success in the arts, making it a desirable location to buy a property in the North. So if you want the romance of the French capital or the historic beauty of Venice but at a more affordable price, a property in Liverpool could be the answer.

Transport Links in Liverpool

Liverpool also has an extensive expanse of transportation links, providing travel to all corners of the nation. The M62 connects the city to Hull, providing links to Manchester, Leeds and Bradford along the way as well as linking to the M6 and M1. The city’s main station, Liverpool Lime Street, offers transport links to many major towns and commuters can be in London in just over two hours.

The Port of Liverpool, although not as famous as it was, is still one of Britain’s largest ports. It offers a number of ferry services to Belfast and Dublin, making Liverpool a desirable option for Irish tourists and residence alike. The Liverpool John Lennon Airport, named of course after one of their most famous exports, offers flights to as many as 68 different destinations.

Education

Liverpool, as with many large cities, is a popular destination for students. The city is home to three universities; the University of Liverpool, the Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool Hope University as well as the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.

Sport

The city, like many, is divided by a footballing rivalry. With Liverpool and Everton football clubs colouring the city half in red and half in blue. It is also home to the world famous Aintree Racecourse, home to the Grand National.

Buying in Liverpool

This mix of iconic sporting history, cultural and artistic influence and extensive transport links makes Liverpool a desirable place to live for many. However as with many major cities, house prices in Liverpool can be higher than surrounding areas and as a result can drive down demand for housing in the city.

Sefton Park is a popular area amongst those looking to buy in Liverpool. Located just south east of Liverpool, it offers a mixture of green expanses within a short proximity to the heart of the city.