Baltic Triangle Liverpool Guide

The Baltic Triangle Generates High Rental Yields

Liverpool is already hailed as a top city for rental yields, with six Liverpool postcodes making Totally Money’s buy to let map for 2020.

The L1 postcode, which is ranked the number one postcode in the UK, spans parts of the Baltic Triangle, which has helped attract more attention to the district from investors keen to maximise their rental returns.

Because the area is so popular and creates a lot of demand from tenants, those who invest in the Baltic Triangle benefit from some attractive rental yields.

With the average house price in Liverpool city centre sitting at £160,564 in December 2020 – a 10% increase from last year according to Zoopla – and high average rental costs of around £808 per month, yields in this Liverpool postcode are some of the best in the UK at over 6%.

Properties like One Baltic Square and Parliament Square come with rental yields of 7%, which is a lot higher than the yields you would find in some other parts of the country.

With frequent rental price growth in Liverpool in recent years, and a 5% jump in prices in the North West in October 2020, it’s likely that these rental yields will continue to increase over time, allowing investors to make the best possible return on investment.

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