Using official Office for National Statistics data, we have created a list of the neighbourhoods in Liverpool that have experienced the biggest increases in property prices, over12 months.
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The latest figures were published in March 2025 and are the average paid prices of all property transactions - including detached, semi-detached, terraced houses and flats - up to September 2024. We have compared this data to the year ending September 2023 to see where property prices are soaring.
Here’s the neighbourhoods where house prices are rising the most in Liverpool:
1. Dovecot
The median house price in Dovecot in the year ending September 2024 was £195,000 - a 25.81% increase on the year prior. | Rept0n1x, CC BY-SA 3.0
2. Chinatown, St James & Georgian Quarter
The median house price in Chinatown, St James & Georgian Quarter in the year ending September 2024 was £158,500 - a 20.58% increase on the year prior. | Local TV
3. Sandfield Park & Holly Lodge
The median house price in Sandfield Park & Holly Lodge in the year ending September 2024 was £240,000 - a 15.66% increase on the year prior. | Google Street View
4. Albert Dock & Queens Dock
The median house price in Albert Dock & Queens Dock in the year ending September 2024 was £181,000 - a 13.16% increase on the year prior. | Emma Dukes