Across the city, prices have risen in neighbourhoods by varying amounts. Stats released by the Office of National Statistics has shown which areas have seen the biggest rise from March 2023 to March 2024.
These figures were released on September 25 and paint a picture of which places have become more sought after in Manchester. The biggest increase saw the average house price in one neighbourhood rise by almost 19%.
In this photo gallery, we're rounded up the 11 Manchester neighbourhoods that have seen house prices rise the most. Included are the likes of Moss Side and Harphurhey.
1. 1- East Didsbury
In East Didsbury there was an increase of18.8% from March 2023, with the average house costing £181,000 then and 215,000 in March 2024 | Google Maps
2. 2- Cheetham Hill
In Cheetham Hill there was an increase of 13.4% from March 2023, with the average house costing £277,850 then and 315,000 in March 2024 | Maps
3. 3- Hulme
In Hulme there was an increase of 10.6% from March 2023, with the average house costing £170,000 then and 188,000 in March 2024 | Maps
4. 4- Wythenshawe
In Wythenshawe there was an increase of 10.2% from March 2023, with the average house costing £225,000 then and 248,000 in March 2024 | Google Maps Photo: Maps