Highest-income areas in Chichester

Of Chichester's 14 neighbourhoods, Fernhurst & Northchapel has the highest average household income, £73,283 a year before tax, and Selsey the lowest, £40,939. Figures are ONS estimates for April 2022 to March 2023.

Chichester neighbourhoods by household income

#NeighbourhoodTotal annual incomeAfter housing costs
1Fernhurst & Northchapelaround GU27 3LL£73,283£41,265
2Milland & South Hartingaround GU31 5EG£69,521£42,507
3Ifold & Wisborough Greenaround RH14 0TS£68,613£40,519
4Stockbridge & Fishbournearound PO19 3JU£64,358£37,742
5Dean, Lavant & Summersdalearound PO19 6QL£63,844£41,065
6Southbourne, Bosham & Thorneyaround PO18 8SA£61,292£41,797
7Westbourne & Funtingtonaround PO10 8PS£61,208£38,547
8Easebourne & Petwortharound GU28 0EX£57,720£40,626
9Tangmere, Mundham & Hunstonaround PO19 8NY£56,493£35,826
10Central Chichesteraround PO19 7TN£53,972£38,041
11Midhurst & Cockingaround GU29 9GB£52,587£36,341
12Wittering & Birdhamaround PO20 8GD£52,240£37,582
13College Lane & Oaklandsaround PO19 6PE£50,570£34,393
14Selseyaround PO20 0BW£40,939£35,717

Source: ONS small area income estimates, April 2022 to March 2023. Total annual income is the average household's gross income; after housing costs is net income minus rent or mortgage.

Questions

What is the richest area of Chichester?

By average household income, Fernhurst & Northchapel is the highest in Chichester, at £73,283 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

Which area of Chichester has the lowest household income?

Selsey, at £40,939 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

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