House price rises in Gorton in 2022 outpaced nearby areas as investment pours into the east Manchester neighbourhood.
House prices rose by nine per cent in Gorton, year-on-year, from 2021. In comparison, prices in Levenshulme, with its trendy restaurants and bars, rose by three per cent, while prices in Ardwick, with its proximity to the city centre, fell by 28 per cent.
The rises come as a wave of multi-million pound projects drive Gorton's regeneration. Schools, the area's amenities, transport links and the relative unaffordability of south Manchester is also bringing in buyers , locals and estate agents say.
