What the £200m Huyton Village regeneration means for your property value in October 2026

Property adviser discussing home values with a couple in Huyton, L36

For an October 2026 move in Huyton, regeneration is part of the picture alongside current housing, commuting and your overall budget. Autumn viewings are a useful chance to assess daylight, heating and access around works without assuming that planned investment has already increased your home’s value. The £200m Huyton Village programme involves Genr8 Kajima Regeneration […]

What Prescot’s £50m regeneration really means for local house prices in October 2026

Estate agent shaking hands with homeowners outside a residential building in Prescot, L34

Prescot’s changing town centre is worth considering if you are planning an October 2026 move. As autumn brings shorter days, compare current homes, check access around ongoing works and assess the amenities you would use. Regeneration can strengthen a town’s appeal, but your property’s value still depends on its condition, location and recent comparable sales. […]

Buying your first home in Pontefract: what it really costs in October 2026

Couple calculating their budget and the costs of buying a first home in Pontefract, WF8

Taking your first step onto the property ladder is one of the biggest financial decisions you will make. Pontefract offers a range of homes for buyers to compare, but affordability depends on your deposit, income and the property you choose. For an October 2026 move, use the worked purchase example below to plan your costs. […]

A 100 year+ home is not just a piece of history. It is someone’s next chapter.

Almost one third of the country’s privately rented homes were built before 1919. That compares with 20% of owner occupied homes and just 6% of social housing. These national figures remind us how much our housing market still depends on homes built generations ago. The bay windows, high ceilings and original fireplaces might capture a […]