Liverpool

A historic city on the waterfront

Liverpool’s place on the River Mersey makes it a uniquely beautiful spot along England’s North West coast. The city’s waterfront, history and culture have been drawing people to the region for centuries.

However, there’s much more to Liverpool than just being a place to visit. It is also home to world-class universities, a strong economy, desirable employment opportunities, high-class retail and much more that makes it one of the most vibrant cities in the UK.

The city is undergoing a 21st-century transformation led by a range of major regeneration projects, which are changing the skyline and making Liverpool more in-demand than ever.

10%
Liverpool house prices grew by 10% in 2024
9.8%
Rental prices in the region grew by 9.8% in 2024
£3bn
Liverpool's economy has grown by £3bn since 2017, creating 60,000 extra jobs
20,000
new jobs and a 25% increase in FDI targeted
45,000
Liverpool’s population is expected to grow by 45,000 by 2034
29.4%
House prices in the region are expected to increase by 29.4% by 2029

Liverpool economy

Liverpool is popular with businesses and home to an economy worth more than £14bn. The city is innovative and offers a deep talent pool thanks to the highly educated population and the 60,000 students who choose the city each year.

The high level of skills and experience those people bring supercharges businesses in the city and plays a key role in Liverpool’s economic growth.

Data from the Combined Authority shows that more than £3bn has been added to Liverpool’s economy since 2017, and 60,000 jobs have been created. In the future, the Mayor, Steve Rotheram, is targeting the creation of another 20,000 jobs and a 25% increase in direct foreign investment by 2030 as part of Liverpool’s Corporate Plan.

£14.2bn
Size of the city’s economy

The Liverpool property market

Projected House Price Growth (2024 - 2029)
Projected Rental Growth (2024 - 2029)
*Projections based on Savills property market forecasts (2025)

"The new Liverpool Baltic Station has huge potential to help drive the economic growth of this part of the city centre and will act as a vital service for the long-standing residential community."

Councillor Nick Small, Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet member for Growth and Economy

Liverpool economy

Liverpool is popular with businesses and home to an economy worth more than £14bn. The city is innovative and offers a deep talent pool thanks to the highly educated population and the 60,000 students who choose the city each year.

The high level of skills and experience those people bring supercharges businesses in the city and plays a key role in Liverpool’s economic growth.

Data from the Combined Authority shows that more than £3bn has been added to Liverpool’s economy since 2017, and 60,000 jobs have been created. In the future, the Mayor, Steve Rotheram, is targeting the creation of another 20,000 jobs and a 25% increase in direct foreign investment by 2030 as part of Liverpool’s Corporate Plan.

£3bn
House prices in the region are expected to increase by 29.4% by 2029
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