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Property Investment in Liverpool

Read our compelling reasons to invest in Liverpool

Affordability & Growth

Attractive Affordability & Strong Capital Growth Potential

Affordability: Liverpool remains one of England’s most affordable major cities for homeowners—with mortgage payments representing just ~18% of monthly salaries, the lowest rate across England.
Strong price growth: Although regional data shows moderate UK-wide increases, Liverpool continues to offer excellent value with lower entry prices—for instance, average property values were about £163,800 as of mid-2025, compared to £342,600 in Bristol or £534,000 in London.
Continued growth: Some local forecasts note steady upward momentum, with around an 8.5% year-on-year rise in Liverpool average property prices, outstripping the national rate.

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Strong Rental Yield

High rental yields: Liverpool frequently ranks among the UK’s best buy-to-let cities. Gross yields commonly range between 6%–8%, with hotspots like Anfield, Kensington, and L1 fetching around 7%–8%.
Rental inflation: In 2025, Liverpool rents increased nearly 10% per year, with average rents around £844 per month. Flat rents rose over 10%, especially one-bedroom units.
UK-wide context: Rental rates are at a record high (£1,577 average), with the North West reporting particularly strong growth (approx. 9.7%).

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Regeneration & Infrastructure

Liverpool Waters: A £5.5 bn, long-term waterfront redevelopment—projected to significantly elevate local property values.
Other regeneration schemes: Large-scale projects like Knowledge Quarter, Ten Streets, and Birkenhead regeneration (with £51 m funding) are turbo-charging urban renewal across Liverpool.
Transport upgrades: A £500 m Merseyrail fleet refresh, new station hubs (e.g. Newton-le-Willows), and hydrogen-bus initiatives are delivering better connectivity—cutting journey times and expanding housing market reach.

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Diverse Demand

Student demand: With several universities hosting ~70,000+ students—including international enrollments—the student accommodation sector is booming. PBSA (Purpose-Built Student Accommodation) is highly sought-after and management-light.
Young professionals & creative industries: Liverpool’s creative and tech sectors are expanding rapidly—tech jobs up ~14% recently—boosting demand for rental flats in trendy areas like Baltic Triangle.
Strong market sectors: The demand is driven by multiple groups—students, young professionals, small families, and remote workers—all needing flexible, conveniently located housing.

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