League table · East Midlands

East Midlands: where the signs of gentrification are strongest

Every neighbourhood in East Midlands with a reading, ranked by the signs of gentrification its own page shows: official statistics on prices, incomes, benefits, businesses, schools and more, each read against the neighbourhood's own council. Of 575 neighbourhoods, 3 show strong signs, 59 clear signs, 110 some signs, 158 few signs, 116 mixed signs and 129 are moving the other way. Figures assembled by 4 November 2026.

How to read these tables

The reading is the weighted balance of the counted area-change signals on each neighbourhood's page: each signal weighs 1 to 5 by how directly it tracks rising incomes and values, and the balance runs from −1 (every measured signal falling behind the council) to +1 (every one pulling ahead). A neighbourhood is read against its own council, so these tables rank how far each is pulling ahead of, or falling behind, its council: not how much it has changed in absolute terms, and not a prediction. A reading marked capped sits in one of England's most income-deprived areas, where Clear or Strong signs need prices and incomes both rising. The reading is not a score and feeds no verdict; the methodology explains each signal.

The 100 strongest readings in East Midlands

Neighbourhoods ranked by the indication's band, then its weighted balance, then the signals pulling ahead.
#NeighbourhoodCouncilReadingBalanceSignalsAffluence todayTypical house
1Heanor Gate & AldercarAmber ValleyStrong signs+0.416 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£210,000
2Willington North, Findern & Stenson FieldsSouth DerbyshireStrong signs+0.406 up · 1 down · of 18Middle income£260,000
3Willington South & ReptonSouth DerbyshireStrong signs+0.355 up · 2 down · of 15Affluent£351,000
4Market Overton, Cottesmore & EmpinghamRutlandClear signs+0.444 up · 1 down · of 14Affluent£435,000
5Hucknall WestvilleAshfieldClear signs+0.336 up · 1 down · of 20Below average income£210,000
6South WigstonOadby and WigstonClear signs+0.334 up · 0 down · of 19Below average income£215,000
7Edwinstowe & ClipstoneNewark and SherwoodClear signs+0.325 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£220,000
8KnightonLeicesterClear signs+0.307 up · 2 down · of 20Among the most affluent£410,000
9Broxtowe & CinderhillNottinghamClear signs+0.304 up · 0 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£170,000
10Manton, Clumber & ElkesleyBassetlawClear signs+0.287 up · 0 down · of 19Below average income£200,000
11Dane Hills & Western ParkLeicesterClear signs+0.286 up · 0 down · of 20Affluent£274,750
12Burbage St CatherinesHinckley and BosworthClear signs+0.285 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£285,000
13Lowdham, Bleasby & GunthorpeNewark and SherwoodClear signs+0.284 up · 1 down · of 18Affluent£460,000
14Normanton North & PeartreeDerbyClear signs+0.284 up · 1 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£160,000
15Monks Road, St Giles & GreetwellLincolnClear signs+0.275 up · 2 down · of 20Below average income£161,000
16Dinting, Simmondley & CharlesworthHigh PeakClear signs+0.265 up · 1 down · of 19Affluent£330,000
17Hadfield East & TintwistleHigh PeakClear signs+0.265 up · 2 down · of 19Middle income£234,500
18Hamilton NorthLeicesterClear signs+0.265 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£268,500
19Ruskington North & BillinghayNorth KestevenClear signs+0.265 up · 1 down · of 18Middle income£250,000
20South Normanton Broadmeadows & PinxtonBolsoverClear signs+0.264 up · 1 down · of 18Middle income£197,000
21Wigston TownOadby and WigstonClear signs+0.264 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£245,000
22Ashover & New TuptonNorth East DerbyshireClear signs+0.263 up · 0 down · of 16Affluent£270,000
23Bobbers MillNottinghamClear signs+0.255 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£250,000
24Langtoft, Thurlby & UffingtonSouth KestevenClear signs+0.255 up · 1 down · of 19Affluent£386,250
25Rise Park & Top Valley WestNottinghamClear signs+0.255 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£256,000
26CotgraveRushcliffeClear signs+0.253 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£232,000
27Corby TownNorth NorthamptonshireClear signs+0.245 up · 1 down · of 22Below average income£212,750
28Ashbourne North, Dovedale & CarsingtonDerbyshire DalesClear signs+0.244 up · 1 down · of 15Affluent£385,000
29Ranskill, Everton & GringleyBassetlawClear signs+0.235 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£295,000
30AlfretonAmber ValleyClear signs+0.234 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£177,250
31Hartsholme & Birchwood EastLincolnClear signs+0.215 up · 2 down · of 20Middle income£200,000
32MackworthDerbyClear signs+0.215 up · 2 down · of 20Below average income£196,000
33Donisthope & BlackfordbyNorth West LeicestershireClear signs+0.213 up · 0 down · of 18Middle income£258,000
34New NormantonDerbyClear signs+0.213 up · 1 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£132,000
35Allestree NorthDerbyClear signs+0.205 up · 1 down · of 19Affluent£310,000
36Leake & ButterwickBostonClear signs+0.196 up · 1 down · of 18Below average income£227,500
37Allenton & OsmastonDerbyClear signs+0.195 up · 3 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£165,000
38BramcoteBroxtoweClear signs+0.195 up · 2 down · of 20Among the most affluent£375,000
39Pinchbeck & Deeping St NicholasSouth HollandClear signs+0.195 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£245,000
40Bracebridge South & Swallow BeckLincolnClear signs+0.194 up · 0 down · of 20Middle income£220,000
41Sherwood ValeNottinghamClear signs+0.194 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£232,000
42Thurcaston, Woodhouse & BradgateCharnwoodClear signs+0.194 up · 1 down · of 18Among the most affluent£488,364
43Humberstone & Hamilton SouthLeicesterClear signs+0.186 up · 3 down · of 20Below average income£303,500
44Loughborough - OutwoodsCharnwoodClear signs+0.185 up · 0 down · of 21Affluent£320,000
45BrickhillNorth NorthamptonshireClear signs+0.184 up · 1 down · of 21Middle income£242,000
46Eastwood Hall & BrinsleyBroxtoweClear signs+0.184 up · 1 down · of 19Middle income£210,000
47Kirby Muxloe & ThurlastonBlabyClear signs+0.184 up · 1 down · of 18Affluent£375,000
48Ripley WestAmber ValleyClear signs+0.184 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£230,000
49West KnightonLeicesterClear signs+0.184 up · 0 down · of 21Below average income£260,000
50Oak Tree & Ransom WoodMansfieldClear signs+0.175 up · 4 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£180,000
51Swadlincote EastSouth DerbyshireClear signs+0.175 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£215,500
52BarwellHinckley and BosworthClear signs+0.174 up · 3 down · of 20Below average income£218,000
53Doveridge, Brailsford & BradleyDerbyshire DalesClear signs+0.174 up · 1 down · of 17Affluent£400,000
54Carlton HillGedlingClear signs+0.173 up · 0 down · of 20Middle income£231,000
55Grange Farm & LadybrookMansfieldClear signs+0.173 up · 1 down · of 20Below average income£165,000
56New BasfordNottinghamClear signs+0.173 up · 1 down · of 20Below average income£215,000
57Muskham, Sutton on Trent & WalesbyNewark and SherwoodClear signs+0.164 up · 0 down · of 19Affluent£310,000
58West BridgfordRushcliffeClear signs+0.163 up · 1 down · of 21Affluent£400,000
59Rushey Mead NorthLeicesterClear signs+0.156 up · 3 down · of 20Middle income£255,000
60Sleaford WestNorth KestevenClear signs+0.154 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£237,750
61Eastwood EastBroxtoweClear signs+0.153 up · 0 down · of 20Affluent£230,000
62Jacksdale & UnderwoodAshfieldClear signs+0.153 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£224,000
63AspleyNottinghamSome signs (capped)+0.275 up · 0 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£166,000
64Stocking Farm & MowmacreLeicesterSome signs (capped)+0.254 up · 0 down · of 19Below average income£225,000
65Normanton SouthDerbySome signs (capped)+0.234 up · 0 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£158,000
66Clay CrossNorth East DerbyshireSome signs+0.232 up · 0 down · of 15Below average income£189,950
67Bulwell NorthNottinghamSome signs (capped)+0.225 up · 1 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£153,500
68Hemswell & SpitalWest LindseySome signs (capped)+0.214 up · 0 down · of 17Below average income£241,000
69Crown HillsLeicesterSome signs (capped)+0.204 up · 0 down · of 19Below average income£275,000
70Glebe ParkLincolnSome signs (capped)+0.197 up · 2 down · of 20Below average income£210,000
71Thurnby LodgeLeicesterSome signs (capped)+0.183 up · 0 down · of 21Below average income£255,000
72Stapleford NorthBroxtoweSome signs (capped)+0.175 up · 1 down · of 20Below average income£206,000
73Kilburn & HorsleyAmber ValleySome signs+0.172 up · 0 down · of 18Middle income£235,000
74Kettering Avondale GrangeNorth NorthamptonshireSome signs (capped)+0.165 up · 1 down · of 21Below average income£202,000
75Kirby FrithLeicesterSome signs (capped)+0.164 up · 1 down · of 21Among the most income-deprived£208,750
76Newark South WestNewark and SherwoodSome signs (capped)+0.164 up · 1 down · of 21Below average income£197,000
77WirksworthDerbyshire DalesSome signs+0.162 up · 1 down · of 15Affluent£282,500
78Arnold TownGedlingSome signs (capped)+0.154 up · 2 down · of 20Below average income£237,800
79Chilwell WestBroxtoweSome signs+0.152 up · 0 down · of 20Middle income£260,000
80Eastwood TownBroxtoweSome signs+0.152 up · 0 down · of 20Below average income£184,000
81Corby Glen, Ropsley & Grantham OutskirtsSouth KestevenSome signs+0.145 up · 2 down · of 19Middle income£255,000
82Hadfield West & GamesleyHigh PeakSome signs+0.144 up · 2 down · of 18Below average income£217,500
83Loughborough Lemyngton & HastingsCharnwoodSome signs+0.143 up · 1 down · of 21Below average income£192,000
84Morton, Blyton & ScotterWest LindseySome signs+0.143 up · 0 down · of 18Middle income£214,000
85Worksop CheapsideBassetlawSome signs+0.143 up · 2 down · of 21Among the most income-deprived£110,000
86Duffield, Quarndon & Kirk LangleyAmber ValleySome signs+0.135 up · 1 down · of 17Affluent£448,250
87New Parks & StokeswoodLeicesterSome signs+0.135 up · 1 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£207,000
88Annesley & Kirkby WoodhouseAshfieldSome signs+0.133 up · 0 down · of 19Below average income£195,000
89Attenborough & Chilwell EastBroxtoweSome signs+0.133 up · 1 down · of 20Affluent£320,000
90Littleover West & HeathertonDerbySome signs+0.133 up · 2 down · of 20Affluent£347,500
91Kettering EastNorth NorthamptonshireSome signs+0.132 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£258,250
92Ollerton & BoughtonNewark and SherwoodSome signs+0.132 up · 0 down · of 20Below average income£168,000
93Tibshelf, Newton & Hardwick ParkBolsoverSome signs+0.132 up · 0 down · of 16Below average income£173,000
94EastfieldWest NorthamptonshireSome signs+0.125 up · 3 down · of 21Below average income£245,000
95Bottesford, Harby & Croxton KerrialMeltonSome signs+0.124 up · 2 down · of 17Affluent£337,750
96HeckingtonNorth KestevenSome signs+0.124 up · 1 down · of 18Middle income£262,000
97Dronfield Town & UnstoneNorth East DerbyshireSome signs+0.123 up · 1 down · of 18Below average income£250,000
98Loughborough Storer & Queen's ParkCharnwoodSome signs+0.123 up · 0 down · of 21Middle income£220,000
99New Whittington, Hollingwood & Barrow HillChesterfieldSome signs+0.123 up · 1 down · of 18Below average income£145,000
100Harworth, Bircotes & BlythBassetlawSome signs+0.116 up · 2 down · of 20Middle income£175,000

Balance: the weighted balance of the counted signals. Signals: those pulling ahead of the council, those falling behind, of those measured. Affluence today and the typical house price (the median resale over the neighbourhood's latest three-year window) are from each neighbourhood's own page, where every figure has its source and date.

The 20 strongest readings the other way in East Midlands

Neighbourhoods whose counted signals, taken together, point away from rising affluence against their council, the most so first. The same caveats hold: against the council, not a prediction, and a reading of statistics about place and money, not about the people who live there.

Neighbourhoods moving the other way, ranked by the weighted balance, most negative first.
#NeighbourhoodCouncilReadingBalanceSignalsAffluence todayTypical house
1Buxton Burbage & Harpur HillHigh PeakMoving the other way-0.332 up · 5 down · of 17Middle income£285,000
2Lenton & DunkirkNottinghamMoving the other way-0.291 up · 5 down · of 18Below average income£220,000
3Borrowash & OckbrookErewashMoving the other way-0.290 up · 4 down · of 17Below average income£260,000
4Highbury ValeNottinghamMoving the other way-0.281 up · 5 down · of 20Below average income£180,000
5Houghton, Thurnby & ScraptoftHarboroughMoving the other way-0.281 up · 5 down · of 19Affluent£340,000
6Bourne WestSouth KestevenMoving the other way-0.274 up · 6 down · of 19Affluent£250,000
7Kingsley Park & RacecourseWest NorthamptonshireMoving the other way-0.270 up · 6 down · of 21Below average income£227,500
8Skegness SouthEast LindseyMoving the other way-0.271 up · 4 down · of 21Among the most income-deprived£188,725
9Woodthorpe & Arno ValeGedlingMoving the other way-0.271 up · 4 down · of 20Affluent£315,000
10Wyberton West & FenBostonMoving the other way-0.270 up · 4 down · of 19Middle income£215,000
11The Park & CastleNottinghamMoving the other way-0.262 up · 7 down · of 20Affluent£481,250
12Cliftonville & RushmereWest NorthamptonshireMoving the other way-0.260 up · 5 down · of 21Below average income£265,000
13East Bridgford & AslocktonRushcliffeMoving the other way-0.262 up · 5 down · of 18Affluent£375,000
14Cogenhoe, Hackleton & DentonWest NorthamptonshireMoving the other way-0.261 up · 4 down · of 18Affluent£387,500
15Little ChesterDerbyMoving the other way-0.260 up · 4 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£180,250
16Normanton WestDerbyMoving the other way-0.261 up · 4 down · of 19Middle income£242,500
17Stornton & SixfieldsWest NorthamptonshireMoving the other way-0.241 up · 7 down · of 21Middle income£223,750
18BoughtonWest NorthamptonshireMoving the other way-0.242 up · 5 down · of 21Middle income£266,000
19Asfordby, Frisby & Old DalbyMeltonMoving the other way-0.240 up · 3 down · of 17Affluent£275,000
20Buxton South & EastHigh PeakMoving the other way-0.233 up · 5 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£189,998

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Neighbourhood names: House of Commons Library, MSOA Names, Open Parliament Licence v3.0. Regions: ONS Local Authority District to Region lookup. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains public sector information (MHCLG, DWP, Police.uk, Ofsted, Department for Education, Department for Transport, Companies House) licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Figures describe each area, not any home, and are not a valuation or a prediction.