Introduction to Manchester House Prices
The median house price in Manchester is now £118,000, with a total of 473,326 recorded sales. The city’s property market has seen significant growth over the years, with prices ranging from £150 to £4,850,000. For more information on Manchester’s house prices, visit the Manchester data page.
Long-term Trends
Looking at the long-term trends, Manchester’s median house price has increased substantially since 1995, when it was £41,000. In the early years, the median price remained relatively stable, with a slight increase to £41,083 in 1996 and £43,519 in 1997. However, from 2000 onwards, the median price started to rise more sharply, reaching £100,000 in 2004 and £117,000 in 2005. To see how Manchester’s house prices compare to the national average, visit the national record page.
Recent Years
In recent years, Manchester’s median house price has continued to grow, reaching £197,350 in 2020 and £217,500 in 2021. The latest figure for 2026 is £250,000, showing a significant increase in the city’s property market. For a detailed breakdown of the yearly median sold prices, visit the sold prices page.
Comparison to Other Areas
To compare Manchester’s house prices to other areas, visit the compare page. This tool allows you to put two areas side by side and see how their house prices differ. You can also view sold prices mapped by postcode district on the maps page.
Price Per Square Metre
Unfortunately, the price per square metre is not available for Manchester. However, this figure can be useful in understanding the value of properties in different areas. For more information on how the price per square metre is calculated, visit the methodology page.
Leaderboards and Rankings
To see how Manchester ranks in terms of house prices, visit the rankings page. This page provides leaderboards built from the sold record, allowing you to compare different areas and see which ones have the highest and lowest house prices.
Postcode Districts
Manchester has several postcode districts, each with its own unique character and house prices. For example, the M20 postcode district has seen significant growth in recent years, while the M28 postcode district has remained relatively stable. To learn more about the different postcode districts in Manchester, visit the Manchester data page.
Your questions
Your questions
Q: What is the median house price in Manchester?
A: The median house price in Manchester is £118,000.
Q: How many recorded sales are there in Manchester?
A: There are 473,326 recorded sales in Manchester.
Q: What is the price range of houses in Manchester?
A: The price range of houses in Manchester is from £150 to £4,850,000.