Liverpool is a thriving UK city full of opportunities and big plans for the future. If you are looking to start your property investment journey in 2019. Many people have found investing in Liverpool to be a highly profitable venture, with new build properties that have guaranteed buy to let yields in strong demand providing a excellent return on investment.

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.

A rising population is fuelling demand for housing across the UK, but investors are advised to pick their locations carefully. Even within cities the capital gains and yield growth can differ markedly.

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.

Rents are expected to surge 15 per cent over the next five years thanks to increasing demand and limited supply following government tax assaults on buy to let investors. 

The latest English Housing Survey has just been released analysing the UK’s private rented sector, and the report has uncovered some interesting results about today’s tenants.

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.

After the success “Quay Central” which is the first phase of development at Central Docks at Peel Liverpool Waters, Romal Capital is to now launch “Park Central”.

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%.

Living by the water, whether it is a country house by a river, a one bedroom flat by the sea or a cottage next to a loch, is the ultimate lifestyle choice, according to the latest prime waterfront index from real estate firm Knight Frank.

Both rental and sales activity in Liverpool city centre have shown good performance in both the near and medium term as prices and activity have responded to economic and population growth.