Inevitably there will be large numbers of tenants who will be unable to pay rent ‘as normal’ and hopefully they will contact their landlords to let them know their difficulties.

If you'll struggle to pay rent during the coronavirus outbreak you should speak to your landlord as soon as possible to let them know your situation and work out a repayment plan.

The student property market moves fast and often has a high turnover of tenants. However, 68% of students stated they would prefer to live in the same property throughout their entire stint at university.

Ranked as the friendliest city in the UK and the 4th friendliest worldwide in 2016, Liverpool is a welcoming city with so much to offer. Thanks to Liverpool’s long history as an important trading port, the city has been welcoming people from around the world for centuries.

As well as saving the planet, it's hoped the initiative could deliver 33,000 jobs and over £4bn investment, with the scheme supported by the Liverpool and Manchester metro mayors, as well as Local Enterprise Partnerships in Cheshire and Warrington.

Fractional sales (or buyer funded deposits) have been utilised heavily across the UK (but particularly in northern UK cities) over the last 5 years.

CBRE’s Investment Advisory team, part of CBRE Capital Advisors, has arranged a £13 million senior loan facility, on behalf of the Merseyside Pension Fund, to support the development of the first phase of a Heat Network at Liverpool Waters, one of Liverpool’s most significant regeneration projects.

Plans announced to develop a district heat network at its ambitious £5bn Liverpool Waters development, under the name of Mersey Heat.

International development company, Romal Capital owned and operated by Gregory Malouf, has now completed the steel superstructure at its Quay Central building within Liverpool Waters Central Dock neighbourhood.

Plans to build the first apartments in the new Central Docks district of Liverpool Waters could be given the go-ahead next week.Proposals from Australian developer Greg Malouf and Peel Land and Property have been recommended for approval by Liverpool City Council’s planning committee.