Affordability in Liverpool
Homes in Liverpool cost about 4.7× the typical full-time salary, versus 7.6× across England & Wales. That makes it more affordable than the national picture.
Based on ONS house-price to workplace-earnings ratios, 2025. The England & Wales median is 7.6×.
Who lives in Liverpool
Census 2021 figures, averaged across the area's neighbourhoods.
49%
Owner-occupied
Homes owned outright or with a mortgage
25.2%
Privately rented
Share of homes rented from a private landlord
30.7%
Degree-educated
Adults with a level-4+ qualification
17.3%
Children
Residents aged under 16
17.5%
Retired
Residents who are retired
25.6%
Work from home
Workers based mainly at home
39.1%
Car-free homes
Households with no car or van
3/10
Deprivation
1 = most deprived, 10 = least (IMD decile)
Frequently asked
What is the average house price in Liverpool?
The median house price in Liverpool is £180,000 (ONS, 2025), about 4.7× the typical full-time salary.
Where does this Liverpool data come from?
House prices and affordability ratios come from ONS. Rents come from ONS/VOA private-rental statistics. Demographics are Census 2021 figures aggregated to local-authority level. England & Wales only.
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