League table · Yorkshire and The Humber

Yorkshire and The Humber: where the signs of gentrification are strongest

Every neighbourhood in Yorkshire and The Humber 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 694 neighbourhoods, 5 show strong signs, 76 clear signs, 125 some signs, 160 few signs, 161 mixed signs and 167 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 Yorkshire and The Humber

Neighbourhoods ranked by the indication's band, then its weighted balance, then the signals pulling ahead.
#NeighbourhoodCouncilReadingBalanceSignalsAffluence todayTypical house
1North BransholmeKingston upon Hull, City ofStrong signs+0.448 up · 2 down · of 17Below average income£175,000
2Park Hill & WybournSheffieldStrong signs+0.418 up · 0 down · of 21Below average income£175,250
3Upperthong & HolmbridgeKirkleesStrong signs+0.396 up · 0 down · of 17Middle income£300,000
4Waltham & East RavendaleNorth East LincolnshireStrong signs+0.386 up · 0 down · of 15Middle income£223,500
5Kirton in Lindsey & HibaldstowNorth LincolnshireStrong signs+0.375 up · 0 down · of 16Below average income£225,000
6Bradley & North FixbyKirkleesClear signs+0.347 up · 0 down · of 19Affluent£262,875
7Eastwood & East DeneRotherhamClear signs+0.345 up · 0 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£116,600
8Huddersfield Leeds Road & FartownKirkleesClear signs+0.345 up · 1 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£117,750
9Broomfields & East BowlingBradfordClear signs+0.325 up · 3 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£85,000
10KnottingleyWakefieldClear signs+0.315 up · 0 down · of 18Below average income£164,000
11HornseaEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.314 up · 0 down · of 17Below average income£210,000
12Beverley SouthEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.307 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£217,000
13Gipton NorthLeedsClear signs+0.307 up · 3 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£203,250
14OsbaldwickYorkClear signs+0.307 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£325,000
15Durkar & CrigglestoneWakefieldClear signs+0.305 up · 0 down · of 20Affluent£215,000
16StocksbridgeSheffieldClear signs+0.295 up · 0 down · of 18Middle income£185,500
17Cathedral & KelhamSheffieldClear signs+0.289 up · 3 down · of 22Middle income–
18Emley & SkelmanthorpeKirkleesClear signs+0.276 up · 1 down · of 17Affluent£252,000
19Masbrough & BradgateRotherhamClear signs+0.275 up · 2 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£96,000
20Royston East & CarltonBarnsleyClear signs+0.274 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£160,000
21Roundhay Park & Slaid HillLeedsClear signs+0.267 up · 2 down · of 20Among the most affluent£501,000
22Slaithwaite & LinthwaiteKirkleesClear signs+0.266 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£219,254
23Tingley West & West ArdsleyLeedsClear signs+0.266 up · 1 down · of 18Affluent£259,975
24Tinsley & CarbrookSheffieldClear signs+0.266 up · 3 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£124,000
25GledhowLeedsClear signs+0.265 up · 3 down · of 20Affluent£437,000
26Ravenfield & Bramley NorthRotherhamClear signs+0.265 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£218,000
27Greetland & StainlandCalderdaleClear signs+0.264 up · 1 down · of 18Below average income£221,000
28GoldthorpeBarnsleyClear signs+0.254 up · 0 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£126,000
29Moor AllertonLeedsClear signs+0.254 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£270,000
30Anlaby Park & PickeringKingston upon Hull, City ofClear signs+0.246 up · 0 down · of 21Below average income£144,250
31Great Coates & The WillowsNorth East LincolnshireClear signs+0.246 up · 1 down · of 17Below average income£170,000
32Grimsby East Marsh & PortNorth East LincolnshireClear signs+0.246 up · 4 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£70,000
33Brigg & South FerribyNorth LincolnshireClear signs+0.244 up · 1 down · of 16Middle income£214,167
34Gilberdyke & North CaveEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.243 up · 1 down · of 16Middle income£202,000
35Pontefract North WestWakefieldClear signs+0.237 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£190,000
36Cross Gates East & ManstonLeedsClear signs+0.236 up · 1 down · of 20Affluent£250,000
37Howden North, Eastrington & SwinefleetEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.236 up · 2 down · of 17Middle income£225,000
38NunsthorpeNorth East LincolnshireClear signs+0.236 up · 2 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£100,000
39CroftonWakefieldClear signs+0.233 up · 1 down · of 18Middle income£230,000
40Scunthorpe BottesfordNorth LincolnshireClear signs+0.233 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£172,500
41North RichmondshireNorth YorkshireClear signs+0.225 up · 3 down · of 17Affluent£349,500
42Netherton & South CroslandKirkleesClear signs+0.214 up · 0 down · of 18Middle income£222,000
43Central HarrogateNorth YorkshireClear signs+0.206 up · 2 down · of 19Middle income£526,348
44Highfield & LowfieldSheffieldClear signs+0.205 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£206,500
45Masham, Kirkby Malzeard & North StainleyNorth YorkshireClear signs+0.205 up · 1 down · of 17Affluent£400,000
46Crossflatts & EldwickBradfordClear signs+0.204 up · 1 down · of 17Affluent£305,000
47South Bank & DringhousesYorkClear signs+0.204 up · 2 down · of 18Affluent£399,975
48GipsyvilleKingston upon Hull, City ofClear signs+0.203 up · 0 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£138,500
49Honley & BrockholesKirkleesClear signs+0.197 up · 2 down · of 20Affluent£250,000
50Batley CentralKirkleesClear signs+0.195 up · 4 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£142,500
51BrinsworthRotherhamClear signs+0.195 up · 2 down · of 20Below average income£177,750
52Littlefield South & GrangeNorth East LincolnshireClear signs+0.195 up · 2 down · of 17Among the most income-deprived£130,000
53Ryhill & South HiendleyWakefieldClear signs+0.193 up · 2 down · of 18Below average income£157,000
54Todmorden West & CornholmeCalderdaleClear signs+0.193 up · 1 down · of 18Below average income£170,000
55Ilkley & Ben RhyddingBradfordClear signs+0.187 up · 3 down · of 19Affluent£520,000
56Thackley & EsholtBradfordClear signs+0.186 up · 2 down · of 19Affluent£259,995
57Tickhill & WadworthDoncasterClear signs+0.185 up · 2 down · of 17Affluent£275,000
58Barnetby, Ulceby & KillingholmeNorth LincolnshireClear signs+0.184 up · 1 down · of 16Below average income£184,000
59South Cave, Newbald & Little WeightonEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.184 up · 2 down · of 16Affluent£290,500
60Walton, Woolley & BrettonWakefieldClear signs+0.184 up · 2 down · of 17Affluent£325,000
61Withernsea West & KeyinghamEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.184 up · 0 down · of 16Middle income£175,000
62SharrowSheffieldClear signs+0.183 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£217,000
63WoodseatsSheffieldClear signs+0.183 up · 1 down · of 19Middle income£231,250
64Bramley Park NorthLeedsClear signs+0.175 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£220,000
65GolcarKirkleesClear signs+0.174 up · 1 down · of 20Middle income£175,000
66Rodley & Stanningley ParkLeedsClear signs+0.174 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£216,250
67Selby WestNorth YorkshireClear signs+0.174 up · 2 down · of 19Affluent£250,000
68Totley & BradwaySheffieldClear signs+0.174 up · 1 down · of 18Among the most affluent£410,000
69Garforth WestLeedsClear signs+0.173 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£245,000
70Harrogate West & Pannal AshNorth YorkshireClear signs+0.166 up · 1 down · of 21Among the most affluent£491,500
71Steeton & Silsden RuralBradfordClear signs+0.165 up · 2 down · of 17Affluent£250,000
72Lepton, Grange Moor & FlocktonKirkleesClear signs+0.164 up · 2 down · of 16Middle income£232,500
73Scunthorpe Central ParkNorth LincolnshireClear signs+0.164 up · 1 down · of 19Middle income£175,000
74Scunthorpe WestcliffNorth LincolnshireClear signs+0.164 up · 2 down · of 19Below average income£127,000
75Burstwick & ThorngumbaldEast Riding of YorkshireClear signs+0.163 up · 0 down · of 16Middle income£180,000
76MeersbrookSheffieldClear signs+0.163 up · 2 down · of 19Middle income£245,750
77Morley Bruntcliffe & WoodkirkLeedsClear signs+0.163 up · 0 down · of 19Middle income£240,000
78RossingtonDoncasterClear signs+0.163 up · 1 down · of 18Middle income£180,000
79Carlton, Hemingbrough & OsgodbyNorth YorkshireClear signs+0.154 up · 1 down · of 17Middle income£242,500
80Primley Park & Wigton MoorLeedsClear signs+0.154 up · 3 down · of 19Affluent£363,750
81BurmantoftsLeedsClear signs+0.153 up · 3 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£115,000
82Tingley East & East ArdsleyLeedsSome signs (capped)+0.377 up · 0 down · of 18Below average income£262,000
83King CrossCalderdaleSome signs (capped)+0.356 up · 0 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£90,000
84WoodthorpeSheffieldSome signs (capped)+0.275 up · 1 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£170,000
85CarcroftDoncasterSome signs (capped)+0.234 up · 1 down · of 17Below average income£145,000
86GreatfieldKingston upon Hull, City ofSome signs (capped)+0.234 up · 0 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£96,250
87Norfolk ParkSheffieldSome signs (capped)+0.234 up · 0 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£180,000
88Bransholme CentralKingston upon Hull, City ofSome signs (capped)+0.205 up · 0 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£96,000
89Barrowcliff & NorthsteadNorth YorkshireSome signs (capped)+0.204 up · 1 down · of 19Below average income£203,500
90Southcoates EastKingston upon Hull, City ofSome signs (capped)+0.204 up · 3 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£120,000
91Holme WoodBradfordSome signs (capped)+0.195 up · 3 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£120,000
92Westfield, Chapelfields & FoxwoodYorkSome signs (capped)+0.195 up · 2 down · of 20Below average income£240,000
93Adwick le Street & WoodlandsDoncasterSome signs (capped)+0.194 up · 1 down · of 18Below average income£149,000
94Shiregreen NorthSheffieldSome signs (capped)+0.193 up · 2 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£134,000
95Maltby EastRotherhamSome signs+0.192 up · 0 down · of 18Among the most income-deprived£115,000
96ThurcroftRotherhamSome signs (capped)+0.184 up · 1 down · of 17Among the most income-deprived£170,000
97Crabtree & Fir ValeSheffieldSome signs+0.182 up · 1 down · of 19Among the most income-deprived£122,500
98Westwoodside, Haxey & Owston FerryNorth LincolnshireSome signs+0.182 up · 0 down · of 16Affluent£265,000
99New RossingtonDoncasterSome signs (capped)+0.175 up · 1 down · of 20Below average income£142,750
100Earlsheaton & ChickenleyKirkleesSome signs (capped)+0.174 up · 1 down · of 20Below average income£180,000

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 Yorkshire and The Humber

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
1Dishforth, Baldersby & MarkingtonNorth YorkshireMoving the other way-0.490 up · 6 down · of 17Affluent£350,000
2Paddock & GreenheadKirkleesMoving the other way-0.380 up · 7 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£158,000
3Killinghall & HampsthwaiteNorth YorkshireMoving the other way-0.383 up · 6 down · of 17Affluent£366,000
4Littlefield NorthNorth East LincolnshireMoving the other way-0.361 up · 6 down · of 17Below average income£109,000
5Dewsbury Moor UpperKirkleesMoving the other way-0.321 up · 7 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£157,500
6Wrenthorpe & KirkhamgateWakefieldMoving the other way-0.322 up · 7 down · of 20Affluent£244,000
7Horsforth WestLeedsMoving the other way-0.321 up · 6 down · of 19Among the most affluent£410,000
8ThornhillKirkleesMoving the other way-0.322 up · 6 down · of 19Below average income£195,000
9Ecclesall & GreystonesSheffieldMoving the other way-0.321 up · 5 down · of 19Among the most affluent£400,000
10Horsforth South & RawdonLeedsMoving the other way-0.321 up · 4 down · of 18Among the most affluent£377,000
11StarbeckNorth YorkshireMoving the other way-0.300 up · 4 down · of 19Middle income£260,000
12Great Ayton & StokesleyNorth YorkshireMoving the other way-0.290 up · 4 down · of 17Affluent£265,000
13AiredaleWakefieldMoving the other way-0.280 up · 5 down · of 20Below average income£190,000
14Low MoorBradfordMoving the other way-0.271 up · 6 down · of 19Below average income£162,500
15Menwith, Beckwithshaw & Denton MoorNorth YorkshireMoving the other way-0.272 up · 5 down · of 17Affluent£535,000
16BirkbyKirkleesMoving the other way-0.261 up · 8 down · of 20Among the most income-deprived£130,000
17Armthorpe NorthDoncasterMoving the other way-0.261 up · 5 down · of 20Below average income£165,000
18EllandCalderdaleMoving the other way-0.260 up · 4 down · of 20Below average income£180,000
19Marsden & Pole MoorKirkleesMoving the other way-0.262 up · 4 down · of 16Below average income£235,000
20WortleyLeedsMoving the other way-0.260 up · 4 down · of 20Middle income£185,000

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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.