Pumpfields
A former industrial district immediately north of the commercial centre.
Why investors look here: Walkable to the city centre and the focus of the newly approved regeneration plan.
Pumpfields & Limekilns — approved June 2026, 7,283 homes.

Location guide · Liverpool
Liverpool pairs an accessible entry price with some of the strongest rent and house-price momentum in the country, and a waterfront undergoing its biggest change in a generation.
Liverpool
North West
Liverpool is a city that has reinvented itself around its waterfront. The docks that once made it a global port are now home to apartments, museums, offices and, soon, a new stadium — and that shift continues to move north along the river.
For investors, the appeal is the combination of a lower entry rent than Manchester with strong recent momentum. ONS figures show both rents and house prices rising faster in Liverpool than the average rent growth recorded in Manchester or Salford over the same period.
Liverpool also has a compact, walkable city centre. Many of the areas investors look at — including the northern docks and the Pumpfields district — sit within walking distance of the commercial core.
Average rent in Liverpool is £913 pcm, with annual rental growth of 5.6% (ONS, July/August 2026).
The lower rent level makes the city accessible to a wide range of tenants — students and graduates from the city's universities, professionals working in the centre and people moving to new homes close to the waterfront. Well-specified, well-managed apartments near the centre tend to attract the strongest interest.
ONS data records annual house price growth of 8.1% in Liverpool (July/August 2026). That is past performance and does not guarantee future growth.
Looking forward, Savills forecasts 25% house price growth across the North West by 2030 (June 2026). This is a regional forecast covering Liverpool alongside Manchester and the wider North West; it is not a prediction for any individual property.
Regeneration
Liverpool's growth is concentrated north of the centre, where three major projects sit close together. Select a hotspot to read more.
Liverpool
Approved in June 2026 — a plan for 7,283 homes on the northern edge of the centre.
The Pumpfields & Limekilns plan was approved in June 2026 and sets out 7,283 homes for the area just north of the city centre. Both The Gateway and SoapWorks, the Liverpool developments we offer, are located in Pumpfields.
Areas to watch
The areas where Liverpool's regeneration is most concentrated. We do not publish area-level prices or yields unless they are verified.
A former industrial district immediately north of the commercial centre.
Why investors look here: Walkable to the city centre and the focus of the newly approved regeneration plan.
Pumpfields & Limekilns — approved June 2026, 7,283 homes.
The neighbouring area included in the same approved plan.
Why investors look here: Part of a single, co-ordinated regeneration plan rather than piecemeal change.
Pumpfields & Limekilns plan.
The waterfront stretching north from the Pier Head.
Why investors look here: Waterside living close to the city centre, in the path of long-term regeneration.
Liverpool Waters and Bramley-Moore Dock.
The city's office core between the waterfront and the main shopping streets.
Why investors look here: Concentration of employers drives demand for nearby homes from professionals.
Our developments
Every scheme has been through our due-diligence process, and every card names the developer.
Two schemes in Pumpfields, within the newly approved regeneration area.

Pumpfields, Liverpool
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projected NET rental return
Prices from £354,950

Pumpfields, Liverpool
Rental figures available on enquiry
Prices from £329,950
All yield and growth figures are projected or indicative.
The process
01
Choose your location
Compare markets, rents and regeneration.
02
Explore developments
Review pricing, status and floorplans.
03
Reserve your property
Secure your chosen apartment.
04
Exchange contracts
Your solicitor completes the legal work.
05
Completion
The property becomes yours.
International buyers
Liverpool attracts buyers from around the world. Whether you are in Lagos, Hong Kong or Dubai, the buying process follows the same steps and much of it can be completed remotely.
Tax, lending and legal rules depend on your circumstances and country of residence. We always recommend independent legal, tax and financial advice before you buy.
Use guides like this one and speak to our consultants to shortlist the market that fits your budget and goals.
Compare schemes by price, status (off-plan or completed), apartment types and developer.
Reserve your apartment and complete identity and anti-money-laundering checks, usually online.
Instruct an independent UK solicitor, who can act for you remotely.
Contracts are exchanged and the purchase becomes legally binding.
The balance is paid and ownership transfers to you.
If you plan to let, a local letting and management agent can handle tenants on your behalf.
Why 36 Partners
Every scheme we list names its developer and has been through our due-diligence process.
We concentrate on Manchester, Salford and Liverpool from our Manchester office.
We guide buyers through each step remotely, across time zones.
Pricing, status and sources are shown plainly on every page.
Common questions about investing in Liverpool.
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