Postcode Analysis Liverpool, North West

GREENWICH ROAD, L9 0HR House Prices & Local Information

Comprehensive demographic deep-dive and infrastructure audit for GREENWICH ROAD, L9 0HR.

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Population

185

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Avg Age

45

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Avg Income

£ 33,300 /yr

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Employed

35%

Neighbourhood Index

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Score 1–10 — how this postcode ranks nationally (10 = top 10%)

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Index Insight: L9 0HR falls into the lower 30% nationally for affluence, pointing to a more accessible but economically challenged demographic. Employment metrics are below the national average, which typically reflects either economic deprivation or a highly retired population.

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5/10
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2/10
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10/10
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1/10
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6/10
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1/10
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9/10
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1/10
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4/10
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Area Character

With 56% social renting, L9 0HR is shaped by council and housing association investment — strong rental availability at below-market rates. Despite the social housing concentration, crime here is lower than expected — a positive signal. Property prices are trending up 2.3% year-on-year.

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verifiedPublished by PostcodeInfo.uk · · Sources: ONS Census 2021, police.uk, Land Registry

L9 0HR is an accessible, working-class neighbourhood on Greenwich Road, 0.9km from Warbreck Park in Liverpool. Administratively it sits within Fazakerley ward and the Liverpool, Walton constituency.

An affordable area with active regeneration, L9 0HR is these neighbourhoods include younger than group average individuals, frequently born in the eu. many residents are of mixed or multiple ethnicities. many are unmarried or divorced. many reside in privately rented detached houses or flats, some of which are underoccupied. individuals are more likely than the group average to be educated to a level/highers or degree level, and to work in managerial occupations. unemployment rates are lower than the group average. many of these neighbourhoods are found close to industrial estates. The daytime character shifts — mainly white, agricultural workforce, on the edges of smaller towns. The 45 average age reflects a mixed, mid-career community — settling down but not yet slowing down. 56% of homes are socially rented, reflecting the area's public housing provision and council presence. Full-time employment stands at 20% — below average for the region, consistent with the area's higher deprivation indicators.

Safety: Crime rates are low here at 34 incidents per 1,000 residents — well below average and reassuring for families. Property: With prices averaging £90k, this is one of the more affordable postcodes in the area, up 2.3% year-on-year. The Index of Multiple Deprivation places this area in the most deprived 20% nationally — this often means more affordable prices and active local authority investment, but also fewer amenities and higher benefit dependency.

Census 2021 statistics for L9 0HR are sourced from Output Area E00033738 (shared with 6 postcodes in this micro-neighbourhood). Property prices come from HM Land Registry.

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Demographic Deep-Dive

The Census 2021 data below shows the full population breakdown for L9 0HR. The average age is 45.0. Figures are sourced from the Office for National Statistics and cover ethnicity, age, religion, education, occupation, housing tenure, and more.

Ethnicity Profile

White / British89.7%
Asian / British Asian4.3%
Black / African / Caribbean2.7%
Other / Mixed3.3%

Economic Activity

35%Active
FT: 20%
Unemployed: 6%
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Age & Housing: A mid-life demographic with high rental density. The population consists largely of working adults in their thirties and forties renting their homes.

home Property Prices by Type

Terraced

£ 85,000

12 sales · Mean £ 82,208

gavel Crime Overview 12 Months (up to 2026-02)

L9 0HR has low crime rates — 34 incidents per 1,000 residents. The most reported categories are violence and sexual offences and criminal damage and arson. Commercial streets and transport hubs naturally generate more incidents than quiet residential roads.

Violence and sexual offences107
Criminal damage and arson28
Public order24
Anti-social behaviour19
Drugs12

school Local Schools

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Longmoor Community Primary School

Good459 pupils0.4 km
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Archbishop Beck Catholic College

Good1206 pupils0.6 km
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Blessed Sacrament Catholic Primary School

Good737 pupils0.7 km
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Barlows Primary School

Good448 pupils0.8 km
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New Heights High School

Good45 pupils1.2 km
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Rice Lane Primary School and Nursery

Good643 pupils1.3 km
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Holy Name Catholic Primary School

Good338 pupils1.4 km

storefront Nearby Amenities

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Restaurant, Cafe

28 nearby
  • The Bakery Coffee Bar0.6 km
  • Unicorn poops0.9 km
  • BARCLAYS CAFE0.9 km
  • DIBBERT’S bakery0.3 km
  • The Big Eat0.2 km
  • + 23 more
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Takeaway Shop

27 nearby
  • Pizza.com0.6 km
  • Fuel coffee and shakes ltd0.9 km
  • Hung Wan0.6 km
  • Sea Palace0.1 km
  • Brunos/Billy’s Burgers0.8 km
  • + 22 more
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Retailers - Other

16 nearby
  • J R News0.8 km
  • Kwans Newsagents0.3 km
  • Discount Booze Store0.4 km
  • Home Bargains0.8 km
  • News For You0.8 km
  • + 11 more
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Pub, NightClub

6 nearby
  • The Windsor1.0 km
  • Jaxons Micropub0.4 km
  • The Vale Bar (Mo’s Bistro @81)0.7 km
  • Forresters Inn0.7 km
  • Prince George Hotel0.1 km
  • + 1 more
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Supermarkets

1 nearby
  • Lidl0.8 km

train Transport Links

Train Stations

  • Aintree0.8 km
  • Fazakerley0.9 km
  • Orrell Park1.0 km

Bus Stops

  • Greenwich Road0.1 km
  • Bradville Road0.1 km
  • Goodacre Road0.2 km
  • Goodacre Road0.2 km
  • Eastbourne Road0.4 km