Liverpool is well placed to build on recent good news for its property scene in the years to come, with new building projects and statistics showing the city by the Mersey is a good place to invest.

New figures show many buyers and investors are purchasing properties in more affordable cities like Liverpool, which also boasts the largest annual house price growth in the UK.

Regeneration in the city is ongoing as its population continues to expand, and it is now classed as one of the most appealing places in the country to invest in the buy-to-let sector.

The populations of some of the country’s major cities have more than doubled over the past 15 years, especially in the north of England, and urban living is now the top choice for youngsters.

As a buzzing metropolitan city, the economy of Liverpool has expanded at a faster pace than the rest of the UK.

Red Bull Drift Shifters – arguably one of the biggest, loudest and most precise motorsport events to ever hit the UK – is coming to Liverpool this summer.

Liverpool now ranks as the fourth most-visited city in the UK, with the nation’s capital cities, London and Edinburgh taking the top two positions.

The latest funding agreement in the devolution deal secured in Liverpool will spell huge changes for the city.

Art will officially take over Liverpool with a full fifteen weeks of extraordinary exhibitions and events across 20 sites across the city to celebrate the 10th edition of Liverpool Biennial.

Cains beer is to be made at its Grade-II listed home for the first time in five years after a local entrepreneur acquired the Cains name and plans to open a new brewery in the building.

New figures released by the Office for National Statistics show house prices in Liverpool went up by nearly three times the national average of 4.2% over the course of a year.

Hollywood stars will be heading to Liverpool after one of London's leading film and TV studios announced plans to open a major new complex in the city.

Liverpool was made for business. Liverpool is a city that shines. It’s a lively place where the people have a true entrepreneurial spirit as famous as the warmth of their welcome.

Giant puppets which draws tens of thousands of people to Liverpool are set to make a return, the city's mayor has revealed.

With 1,480 new homes targeted to be built each year, housing supply since 2009 has not met government-set targets, creating a shortfall of 59%.

Liverpool is outperforming Manchester and is England’s fastest growing city outside of London over the past 20 years.New analysis from city economics experts ‘City Metric’ has looked at data from the Centre for Cities think tank - and it looks very, very good for Liverpool.

Carpool Karaoke came to Liverpool as James Corden spent a special day filming with Paul McCartney for The Late Late Show, where they took a trip down memory lane as well Penny Lane.

​Liverpool Cruise Terminal has a reputation as one of the most desirable cruise destinations in Europe, and the birthplace of the first passenger cruise line. Since the cruise terminal opened in 2007, the port has renewed its links with the great ocean liners of the world.

The international fleet of Tall Ships continues to make its triumphant return to Liverpool waters. This year marked the fifth time Liverpool has hosted these historic vessels and during Capital of Culture year an estimated one million people packed the banks of the river to catch a glimpse of the parade of sail.

A Wine Festival and a Waterfront – A match made in heaven.“Give me books, French wine, fruit, fine weather, and a little music played out of doors by somebody I do not know.” - John Keats