Over-supply of apartments in Liverpool's city centre is a fact of life. But this should not put off the long-term investor, argues Sue Kelbrick.

The over-supply of accommodation in Liverpool city centre has been well documented and the number of apartments standing empty is testament to this.

Understandably this is putting off many potential investors, but it could also be argued that the centre of Liverpool is still a very good place to buy indeed.

It is worth pointing out here that if investors are looking for a quick return on their investment then Liverpool city centre is not for them. This is not the place to make a fast buck.

However, investors looking for long-term returns might note that there are definite indicators that Liverpool could still offer a sound investment and should not be written off too hastily.