Over a dozen suburbs across England and Wales have seen house prices double in the last seven years, according to analysis by The Daily Mail and This is Money. Old Trafford, in Manchester, has seen the highest increase of 162% - from an average house price of £114,000 in July 2019, to around £300,000 in July 2025.
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Manchester has seen an unrivalled level of growth over the years, as the city expands, creating new jobs, new opportunities, and new demand for property.
'With numerous amenities within walking distance, Trafford is becoming an increasingly attractive option for those who prefer not to live in the city centre. Due to the ongoing regeneration projects and the rise in demand in Trafford, investing here now is a smart choice for investors aiming to maximise capital growth potential in the coming years.' - CityWide.‘‘’’
Recognised as having the fastest-growing economy in the UK, according to EY's forecasting team, the rapid growth of the city welcomes in what many suspect will be the best decade since the Victorian Era.
For those looking into investment opportunities in the North West, Manchester is widely regarded as the number one investment hotspot in the UK, and for good reason. If you'd like to learn more about available opportunities, or upcoming projects that you could get involved in, reach out to our teams today for more information.