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Average rent in Liverpool

Private rents in Liverpool average £913 a month, 6% below the North West average. Official ONS figures for August 2026, with Land Registry prices for July 2026.

Average rent£913a month, all homes
Rents, last year+5.6%North West: +5.8%
Average price£189,036+8.1% on a year ago
Gross yield5.8%4 of 35 in North West
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Rent by bedrooms

LiverpoolNorth West average
1 bed
£686
£702
2 beds
£837
£882
3 beds
£963
£1,056
4+ beds
£1,293
£1,499

Rent, price and yield by property type

TypeAverage rentAverage priceGross yield
Flat£786£129,5587.3%
Terraced£917£179,4186.1%
Semi-detached£1,008£239,8345.0%
Detached£1,225£398,4053.7%

In Liverpool, flats give the highest gross yield, at 7.3%. Gross yield is a year's rent divided by the price, before costs. Averages cover every home and tenancy, so a real purchase can differ: run the figures for a specific property in the rental yield calculator.

How Liverpool compares in North West

Liverpool ranks 11 of 35 for average rent in North West, and 4 of 35 for gross yield. The areas either side of it on rent:

AreaAverage rentRents, 1 yrGross yield
Sefton£938+5.3%5.0%
Tameside£931+5.2%5.3%
Liverpool£913+5.6%5.8%
Warrington£899+5.3%4.1%
Bolton£894+11.1%5.2%

See average rents for every area with a page, or every council area in the yield finder.

Letting in Liverpool

Questions landlords ask

What is the average rent in Liverpool?

£913 a month across all private rented homes in August 2026, according to the ONS. That's +5.6% on a year earlier, and 6% below the North West average of £969.

What is the average rent for a 2-bedroom home in Liverpool?

£837 a month in August 2026, against £882 across North West. A 1-bedroom home averages £686 and a 3-bedroom home £963.

Is Liverpool good for buy-to-let?

The average gross yield in Liverpool is 5.8%, ranking 4 of 35 areas in North West. Flats yield the most, at 7.3%. Yields are lower where prices are high, so check the numbers on a real property before you buy.

Sources

Figures are averages for all private rented homes, including existing tenancies, so rents for new lets are usually higher. Updated monthly.