The government has confirmed new details about its “Register your rental property” service, which forms part of the next phase of the Renters’ Rights Act. Although landlords have known for some time that a national database was coming, we now have confirmed regional dates, the government registration fee and further
Starting university in a new city can be a lot to take in. New people, a new course, a new home and an entirely new city to explore. That’s why events like the Liverpool Independent Freshers Fair 2026 are a great way for new students to get to know what
Moving to Liverpool for university? Whether you’re arriving from another part of the UK or moving to the city for the first time, your first few weeks can feel like a lot. There’s a new university, a new neighbourhood, new people to meet and a whole new city to figure
Finding somewhere to live in Liverpool doesn’t always mean having a group of friends ready to rent an entire house together. Whether you’re a student planning ahead for the next academic year, a graduate starting a new job, or a young professional looking for a room in a shared home,
When preparing a rental property, it is easy to focus on the bigger jobs: decorating, furniture and essential maintenance. However, it is often the smaller, practical details that shape how tenants feel about their home. A property that supports everyday life can make a stronger first impression, help tenants settle
There may come a point when selling your rental property feels like the right next step. Your investment plans may have changed, you might be approaching the end of a mortgage term, or you may simply want to find out what your property could achieve in the current Liverpool sales
We’re excited to introduce the newest member of the Address Properties community: Jazz, our newest Ambassador! Our Address Properties Ambassadors are tenants who work with us to create content, attend events, and share their genuine experiences of renting with Address Properties. The aim is to give future tenants a real
Sharing a student house can be one of the best parts of university life. There is usually someone around for a chat, to share a takeaway or go on a last-minute night out. Living together is not always effortless, though. Different routines, habits and expectations can quickly turn small annoyances
Receiving a university place through Clearing is exciting, but it can also feel as though everything needs to be organised immediately. Alongside confirming your course, arranging finance and preparing for the move to Liverpool, you may suddenly need somewhere to live. The good news is that you still have options.
The Renters’ Rights Act has changed the way private tenancies operate in England. Since 1 May 2026, most private tenancies have become assured periodic tenancies, running on a rolling basis without a fixed end date. Tenants can now end an assured periodic tenancy by providing two months’ written notice. For
