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Terraced homes remain the engine of Wallasey’s market momentum, averaging just over £156 k this year. Semi‑detached properties now change hands at roughly £238 k, while flats sit near £132 k. Across all property types, the local average price has climbed to £198 k—about 10 % higher than a year ago and 8 % above the 2022 peak. Demand continues to outstrip supply, fuelled by hybrid‑working professionals seeking spacious coastal living without Liverpool city‑centre prices. Sellers who prepare their homes well—energy‑efficiency tweaks, fresh décor, and savvy staging—are typically under offer within three weeks. With mortgage approvals steady despite rate nerves, experts anticipate moderate gains through autumn rather than a cooling.

Beyond price trends, Wallasey’s sellers should capitalise on the suburb’s commuter appeal: spotlight fast rail links to Liverpool Lime Street and the newly improved Kingsway Tunnel approach in marketing materials. Energy‑efficiency certificates rated C or above increasingly sway buyer decisions, so modest upgrades—LED lighting, loft insulation, smart thermostats—often recoup their cost in stronger offers. Finally, booking professional photography for late‑afternoon “golden hour” shots can make coastal views and period brickwork pop online, boosting click‑through rates and shortening time on market.