Area index > L1 (Liverpool) Highest percentage of commercial properties

Streets with the most commercial properties

RankStreetAverageTransactionsResidential% of residential 1Whitechapel£182,55333238 2Bold Street£70,729356741 3Renshaw Street£393,37442150 4Berry Street£127,98132157 5Seel Street£235,68332059 6Hardman Street£82,39683866 7Rodney Street£182,9984510868 8Fleet Street£115,376125769 9Upper Duke Street£248,96031179 10Hope Street£127,186177181 11Nelson Street£80,975137484 12Jamaica Street£145,084195185 13Sir Thomas Street£124,094494688 14Wood Street£135,67011110288 15Old Haymarket£149,431173289 16Victoria Street£144,128464189 17Pilgrim Street£163,039102790 18York Street£170,199282690 19Cumberland Street£112,670283592 20Duke Street£161,22617931292 21Hope Place£298,850102292 22Hurst Street£195,456121594 23Kenyons Steps£124,464558994 24Knight Street£260,904283394 25Park Lane£119,56731995 26Colquitt Street£194,96410315296 27Tradewind Square£147,562564496 28Argyle Street£149,8001159898 29Dukes Terrace£117,099274798 30Henry Street£140,51817526298

The data above includes all transactions completed since January 1995 as recorded by HM Land Registry. The data is updated monthly.
Published average prices are often calculated based on average actual selling prices. Price increase over time can distort these rankings.
The average house price figures above have been calculated as average current values instead of as average historic values. This is achieved using a combination of AVM (Automated Valuation Model) technology and Land Registry data.
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