If you left Warrington a few decades (or even years) ago and are now heading back, the town won’t look exactly the way you remember it. A £22.1m Town Deal is reshaping parts of the centre, Time Square has become the main gathering point, and there’s a £99m masterplan around Cockhedge that could bring up to 900 new apartments into the town centre over the coming years.
Warrington’s housing market continues to head upwards – with average house prices rising by 5.4 per cent in a year while private rents have also jumped by more than five per cent.
Warrington has plenty of construction work going on. Logistics hubs along the M6 and M62, new housing developments popping up across the borough, Sci-Tech Daresbury still expanding, warehousing and distribution centres going up left and right.
LINDEN Homes has lowered initial upfront costs for its buyers with a reduced reservation fee at its Warrington development, Radley Woods, making now the perfect time to reserve.
BOVIS Homes, part of Vistry, has officially launched sales at its first Warrington development, Heatherfields, and is offering its first buyers a five per cent deposit boost when they reserve.
Few household pests cause as many disputes between landlords and tenants as moths.
Rising rents and shrinking London flats are driving a short-term storage boom. Here’s why renters are turning to flexible storage to cope with smaller homes.
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols says she “is proud” to see the Renters’ Rights Act come into force, the biggest increase in rights and protections for renters in over 40 years.
Going through the process of buying or selling property is not for the faint of heart, and finding an expert conveyancing solicitor is crucial to its success. Thanks to online platforms providing access to professional solicitors, this task has become much simpler.
ALMOST a thousand people have registered interest in new homes at the Hollins View development in Warrington.
