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2. Tell us when you’d like to settle on the property
3. We’ll achieve a satisfactory outcome for you

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3. We’ll achieve an on-time settlement for you

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2. We'll review the contract & s10.7 looking for red-flags
3. We’ll suggest changes & special conditions in the contract to protect your interest

Liverpool is a suburb in New South Wales with a very vibrant economy. Despite having a very small population of under 28,000 people, the local property market is one of the best in local districts in Western Sydney. The property market of Liverpool performed much better than those of other suburbs in the area over the course of the last year. For instance, the median increase in home value was 4.61% which is higher than what was obtainable in other local communities.

The data also shows that the capital gains over the last 5 years place Liverpool in 2170 spot for suburbs that witnessed the best property growth rates in the whole of Australia. The rental market is quite competitive, with an influx of investment and an increase in the number of rental properties constructed over the past year. Currently, investors earn an average weekly rental income of $420 on homes in the area. Also, houses listed in the area for sale spend an average of 60 days on the market before they are snapped up by interested buyers. 

Investing in the local market of Liverpool is a worthwhile investment when you consider the capital gains and the net income earned from rental properties. For an area that ranks 806th on the list of communities with the best yielding rental rate, you don’t need a soothsayer to tell you that the real estate sector of the local economy is doing quite well.

Another major turn-on for investors is the town’s proximity with Sydney’s central busing district as it is only 32 kilometers away. So the spillover effects of Sydney’s development are felt in Liverpool and other surrounding areas.

• The median home price in Liverpool is $795,000
• The average rental yield on rented properties is 2.75%
• The predominant age group of the area is between 30-39 years
• 45.2% of houses are occupied by their owners.

Property documentation in Liverpool is just as complex as the city is as developed. For a property to be truly yours, the legal documents must be processed with no room for errors or doubts. To this end, the importance of conveyancing cannot be overemphasized. Conveyancing involves the change of name on the documents on a property to reflect the name of the new owner, and only an experienced professional can guarantee that the process will not be flawless. If you want to avoid the potential liabilities of dealing with an error in your documents, make sure you hire the services of a conveyance expert to handle the process for you.

Liverpool is an urban suburb in the region of Western Sydney that was founded by Governor Lachlan Macquarie on November 7th, 1810. This part of Sydney may be on the outskirts, but it is still one of the most developed residential suburbs in Australia. The town was named in honor of Robert Banks Jenkinson, the Secretary of State of the British Colonies and Liverpool in Northwest England.  Situated in the suburb of Greater Sydney, it has long been a melting pot of ideas and cultures.

Despite the tremendous development of the area in recent times, Liverpool used to be a satellite town for agricultural activities. As a result, it has a prosperous poultry and gardening economy that spread across the length and breadth of the area. However, as urbanization projects began to take effect, which was greatly influenced by the growth of Central Sydney, Liverpool was transformed completely. 

Today, it has become a reference point for real estate developers as far as urban planning is concerned. Furthermore, Liverpool is a hub for manufacturing factories which best explains why it has a large working-class population. In fact, many argue that the presence of so many factories in the area influenced the growth and development of Liverpool, including its real estate market. Surrounding suburbs close to Liverpool include Ashcroft, Mount Pritchard, Cartwright, Warwick Farm, and Chipping Norton

Some other important facts about Liverpool

• It has a large Housing Commission Estate
• Many of the families in Liverpool are low-income families
• The total surface area is 6.3 km
• The Postcode is 2170

Liverpool has several modern landmarks and side attractions dotting the length and breadth of the city. Despite being a suburb, the presence of so many fun spots is unlike what is normal with suburbs and local communities. This is because there are so many fun spots to chill and unwind, either alone or in groups. Here are some of the fun spots in Liverpool you should consider checking out anytime you are in town.

The Heritage Center

No thriving town will be complete without a heritage center. The City of Liverpool Center has quite an extensive collection of cultural artifacts and items, as well as archives that tell tales of the city’s past dating back to the time when the aborigines occupied the land

Casula Art Center Powerhouse

Casula is another center of culture where you can learn all about the history of Liverpool from its founding till modern times.  It was opened to the public in 1994, and ever since, it has been an educational center for both residents and visitors.

Regional Museum

Established in 1989, the regional museum is where the history and culture of the city are celebrated in paintings, sculptures, and historical collections found nowhere else. Regular events and exhibitions are organized, and on exhibition days, several cultural pieces are displayed to the viewing public.

Army Engineer Museum

This is a Museum that celebrates the ingenuity of the Royal Engineering Corps. Here, you will get up close and personal with inventions, archives, and precious pieces crafted by engineers right from colonial times to date. There is so much to see here, and some of the technology that pioneered the development of Australia can be found in the Army Engineer Museum.

Some other places Local attractions you can visit include

• Collingwood House
• Liverpool Pioneer Memorial Park