Data refreshed 7 Sep 202615,300 suburbs scoredEvery weight published

Liverpool

Strong outlook

NSW 2170 · Liverpool · Data updated 7 Sep 2026 · ▲ 11 this week

Growth score 78 Top 5% of sample
Risk score 30 Low · lower is better
Stability score 80 Consistent over 10 years

Median price · 7 years

Rolling 12-month median, all dwellings

$810,000+12.0% past 12 months
$600k$800k
2020202120222023202420252026

What drives the growth score

Nine metrics, each benchmarked against every suburb nationally. Weighted sum equals the score.

Weights
Sales momentum18%
Strong · 94
Listing scarcity15%
Strong · 84
Rental demand14%
Strong · 82
Days on market12%
Strong · 77
Infrastructure investment11%
Strong · 92
Jobs access10%
Moderate · 51
Population growth8%
Strong · 71
Income growth7%
Strong · 78
New supply pressure5% · negative
High · 73

Key metrics vs benchmarks

NSW column is the sample-state average; national is the whole sample.

MetricLiverpoolNSWNational
Median price$810,000$875,000$734,203
12-month growth+12.0%+7.3%+8.4%
Gross rental yield3.0%3.3%4.0%
Vacancy rate1.2%1.3%1.3%
Days on market283631
Auction clearance72%67%62%
New supply pipelineHighModerateModerate

Risk score components

Lower is safer. Components are read independently; the score is their weighted blend.

30Low risk
New supply pipelineApproved dwellings vs existing stock
High · 73
Employment concentrationShare of jobs in the top two industries
Low · 34
Price volatility, 5 yearsLargest peak-to-trough drawdown
Low · 15
Vacancy pressureCurrent vacancy vs 2% threshold
Low · 22
Hazard exposureFlood, bushfire and storm surge overlays
Low · 23

Who lives here

ABS Census, latest release, aggregated to suburb

31,078population 33median age 52%owner-occupied 48%renting
Owner-occupiedRenting

Liverpool is a major growth centre in Western Sydney, positioned to benefit enormously from the new Western Sydney Airport opening in 2026. With 13.1% annual house price growth and strong infrastructure investment, Liverpool is transforming from a suburban centre into a key economic hub.

On the ground

Committed projects and catalysts feeding the infrastructure and jobs metrics

  • Western Sydney Airport (opening 2026)
  • Liverpool CBD renewal and health precinct
  • Sydney Metro South West connection
  • M12 Motorway corridor

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