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LIVERPOOL'S residential market will see a price rise due to a shortage of supply.

That is the view of Neil Chegwidden, a partner at the London office of property specialist King Sturge, who will be one of the main speakers at an "investors day" at One Park West this Friday.

National statistics data suggests the city's population could swell from 450,000 to 473,000 by 2029, but with few new residential developments in the pipeline experts say demand will soon outstrip supply, pushing up prices. Speaking prior to the seminar, Mr Chegwidden said: "This is a positive indicator for potential buyers who could see good capital growth from their property if they invest in Liverpool's current residential offering."


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