Fused from HM Land Registry, ONS, police & Environment Agency data

Is Liverpool a good place to live? 2026 area guide

North West / Liverpool·Last updated:

Typical sold price
£258,625
Crime (latest month)
0/mo
Flood risk
Zone 1
Rental yield
4.2%

Is Liverpool a good place to live and buy? On the official-data picture, the typical sold price is £258,625, 0 recorded crimes a month, flood risk is Zone 1, indicative gross rental yield is around 4.2%. Liverpool, a high-volume city across the regenerating centre and the premium southern suburbs. Each figure below is fused from official UK government data across Liverpool's 2 postcode areas (L1, L18); open any card for the full breakdown and to check one exact address.

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A summary of each metric for Liverpool, fused across its postcode areas from official UK data. Follow any card to the full breakdown, sources and the per-address checks.

Typical sold price£258,625

Across Liverpool the typical (median) sold price is £258,625, aggregated from HM Land Registry data over 2 outcodes (L1, L18).

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Crime (latest month)0/mo

data.police.uk recorded 0 crimes in the latest month across Liverpool's 1 mapped outcode. Like any town, Liverpool has safer and busier streets — check the exact address.

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Flood riskZone 1

The representative points across Liverpool sit outside the mapped higher-risk EA flood zones (Zone 1). Risk still varies by street and surface water — check the exact address.

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Rental yield4.2%

The indicative gross rental yield across Liverpool is about 4.2% — ONS mean rent against the HM Land Registry median price. Indicative and area-level, not address-specific.

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What are house prices like in Liverpool?

Across Liverpool the typical (median) sold price is £258,625, aggregated from HM Land Registry data over 2 outcodes (L1, L18).

Is Liverpool a safe place to live?

data.police.uk recorded 0 crimes in the latest month across Liverpool's 1 mapped outcode. Like any town, Liverpool has safer and busier streets — check the exact address.

Is Liverpool at risk of flooding?

The representative points across Liverpool sit outside the mapped higher-risk EA flood zones (Zone 1). Risk still varies by street and surface water — check the exact address.

What are the EPC ratings like in Liverpool?

Across Liverpool the modal EPC band is C, with 79.4% of sampled certificates at band C or above, based on the public MHCLG EPC register sampled across the town's postcodes.

A

20.6%

B

25.3%

C

33.5%

D

14.5%

E

4.8%

F

0.6%

G

0.8%

What are the schools and transport like in Liverpool?

School catchments and transport links vary street by street within Liverpool. A full HouseCheckup property report shows the catchment-area schools for any address with their Ofsted history, plus the nearest stations and broadband speeds drawn from NaPTAN and Ofcom data. Search an address below for the property-level picture.

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Frequently asked questions about Liverpool

Is Liverpool a good place to live?

Is Liverpool a good place to live and buy? On the official-data picture, the typical sold price is £258,625, 0 recorded crimes a month, flood risk is Zone 1, indicative gross rental yield is around 4.2%. Liverpool, a high-volume city across the regenerating centre and the premium southern suburbs. Each figure below is fused from official UK government data across Liverpool's 2 postcode areas (L1, L18); open any card for the full breakdown and to check one exact address.

What is the average house price in Liverpool?

Across Liverpool the typical (median) sold price is £258,625, aggregated from HM Land Registry data over 2 outcodes (L1, L18). See the Liverpool sold-prices pages for the full recent-sales tables and local price trend.

Is Liverpool a safe place to live, and is it at flood risk?

data.police.uk recorded 0 crimes in the latest month across Liverpool's 1 mapped outcode. Like any town, Liverpool has safer and busier streets — check the exact address. The representative points across Liverpool sit outside the mapped higher-risk EA flood zones (Zone 1). Risk still varies by street and surface water — check the exact address. Both are area-level screens — risk varies street by street, so check the exact address with the HouseCheckup tools.

What rental yield does Liverpool achieve?

The indicative gross rental yield across Liverpool is about 4.2% — ONS mean rent against the HM Land Registry median price. Indicative and area-level, not address-specific. See the rental-yield pages for the by-bedroom rent breakdown.

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Sources

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Rent data: ONS Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR), April 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Flood data © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026 (OGL v3.0). Flood Re eligibility based on floodre.co.uk criteria — indicative only; insurers make final decisions. Contains Mining Remediation Authority data © Mining Remediation Authority, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI 2026 (GeoClimate UKCP18 Open). Indicative Atlas of Radon — © Crown copyright UKHSA; contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI. Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains public sector information from data.police.uk licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Street-level crimes are snapped to anonymised map points, not exact addresses. Energy Performance of Buildings Data: England and Wales — MHCLG, OGL v3.0