Warrington Property Blog

Should you, as a landlord for buy to let or for personal occupation, buy a brand-new home? Well, let’s start by looking at the numbers … Over the last 10 years, 3,069 new homes have been built in the Warrington area That is a lot of bricks and mortar! Roll the clock back twenty years...

The value of all the homes in Warrington has risen by more than 238% in the past two decades, to £13.174bn, meaning its worth more than the stock listed company Old Mutual, which is worth £12.714bn. Those Warrington homeowners and Buy-to-Let landlords who bought their homes twenty or more years ago have come out on...

As our families grow bigger the need for more space, be that bedrooms or reception rooms, has grown with it. Also, as our older generation lives longer and nursing home bills continue to rise quicker than a rocket on the 5th of November  (the average nursing home bill in the area being £655 per week) many families...

Landlords are being urged to step up and ensure that all rented properties and accommodation meet recent laws relating to carbon monoxide alarms.The legislation, which came into effect in Autumn 2015, states that smoke alarms must be installed on every floor of a property and be tested ahead of any new tenancy, with carbon monoxide…

Yes, I said ‘rentirement’, not retirement ... rentirement and it relates to the 1,161 (and growing) Warrington people, who don’t own their own Warrington home but rent their home, privately from a buy to let landlord and who are currently in their 50’s and early to mid-60’s. The truth is that these Warrington people are prospectively soon...