Highest-income areas in Manchester

Of Manchester's 59 neighbourhoods, Castlefield & Deansgate has the highest average household income, £66,862 a year before tax, and Clayton Vale the lowest, £34,850. Figures are ONS estimates for April 2022 to March 2023.

Manchester neighbourhoods by household income

#NeighbourhoodTotal annual incomeAfter housing costs
1Castlefield & Deansgatearound M3 4LA£66,862£41,633
2West Didsburyaround M20 2JD£61,471£37,096
3City Centre North & Collyhurstaround M4 5FZ£60,904£37,167
4East Didsburyaround M20 5NE£58,940£40,427
5Didsbury Villagearound M20 2DW£58,938£43,521
6Beech Road & Chorlton Meadowsaround M21 9FN£58,477£36,989
7Chorlton Southaround M21 8XT£57,139£39,384
8Withington Eastaround M20 4XT£56,713£33,161
9University North & Whitworth Streetaround M15 6JX£56,167£27,219
10Withington Westaround M20 3DY£55,598£34,753
11Chorlton Northaround M21 9QA£54,021£40,806
12Merseybank & Barlow Mooraround M21 7QG£51,609£34,316
13Fallowfield Centralaround M14 6GB£48,235£25,769
14Levenshulme South & Burnage Northaround M19 2JY£47,695£29,806
15Northendenaround M22 4NH£47,469£34,967
16Piccadilly & Ancoatsaround M1 2HG£46,217£39,980
17Ladybarnaround M14 6RE£46,148£26,573
18Levenshulme North & Eastaround M19 3EL£45,813£24,416
19Baguley West & Brooklandsaround M23 9AU£45,430£31,478
20Hulme Park & St George'saround M15 4JE£44,555£31,747
21New Islington South & Bradfordaround M4 7BF£43,791£34,520
22Whalley Range Northaround M16 8PB£43,364£28,015
23Fallowfield West & Whalley Range Southaround M14 7HF£42,961£27,539
24Crumpsall North & Heaton Parkaround M8 4EP£42,629£26,594
25Hulme & Universityaround M15 5RL£42,629£25,953
26New Mostonaround M40 3NG£42,552£29,729
27Benchill North & Sharstonaround M22 4QA£42,300£26,444
28Levenshulme Centralaround M19 3XR£42,255£27,930
29Rusholme West & Moss Side Eastaround M14 4BL£41,975£26,515
30Northern Mooraround M23 0LN£41,926£31,314
31Cheetham Hillaround M8 8AU£41,653£25,898
32Withington North & Old Moataround M20 1AP£41,102£29,425
33Wythenshawe East & Peel Hallaround M22 5FZ£40,993£28,422
34Blackleyaround M9 6PJ£40,847£26,875
35Baguley East & Wythenshawe Parkaround M23 1HH£40,836£29,774
36Newall Greenaround M23 2SP£40,492£27,618
37Moston Westaround M40 5LW£40,486£26,073
38Rusholme Eastaround M14 5HX£40,387£24,048
39Burnage Southaround M19 1BT£40,354£27,360
40Strangewaysaround M8 8BW£39,706£23,612
41Crumpsall Southaround M8 0NR£39,674£21,698
42Miles Platting & New Islington Northaround M40 7QY£39,413£32,123
43Gorton Southaround M18 7PQ£39,069£24,107
44Beswick, Eastlands & Openshaw Parkaround M11 3BW£38,652£25,088
45Ardwickaround M13 9DF£38,490£27,226
46Boothroyden & Higher Blackleyaround M9 0NN£38,309£25,945
47Abbey Heyaround M18 8RX£38,172£26,095
48Victoria Park & Longsight Westaround M14 5PU£37,916£24,101
49Openshaw & Gorton Northaround M11 1NN£37,787£23,438
50Belle Vue & West Gortonaround M12 4RX£37,670£25,225
51Longsight Eastaround M12 4WS£37,495£20,137
52Charlestownaround M9 7BT£37,288£26,727
53Woodhouse Park & Airportaround M22 1WE£36,401£28,361
54Harpurhey Northaround M9 8AA£36,021£23,617
55Harpurhey South & Monsallaround M40 8NQ£35,891£21,544
56Benchill South & Wythenshawe Centralaround M22 9PL£35,805£25,753
57Moss Side Westaround M14 4RP£35,103£23,530
58Newton Heatharound M40 1JT£34,972£26,649
59Clayton Valearound M11 4LZ£34,850£24,474

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 Manchester?

By average household income, Castlefield & Deansgate is the highest in Manchester, at £66,862 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

Which area of Manchester has the lowest household income?

Clayton Vale, at £34,850 a year before tax (ONS estimates, April 2022 to March 2023).

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