What's the average income in York?

Average resident income is about £45,434 per year.

How many households are in York?

There are 85,462 households in York

What are house prices in York?

Based on 2,361 recent sales, the median price is £305,000.

How deprived is York?

Deprivation score 3/10 (rank 23692 of 32844 in country).

What's the York population and density?

York population is 202,821 with density 745.8 per km².

What home types are most common in York?

Housing mix: semi-detached 35.8%, terraced 23.8%.

Crime level in York is moderate with about 65 crimes per 1,000 residents.

How much social housing is near York?

About 12.9% across the York area.

What are prices by property type in York?

Latest medians: Detached £440,000, Semi-detached £305,000, Terraced £278,250, Flats £188,000.

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Q: What schools in York and how are they rated?

There are 72 schools in York: 50 primary (2 Outstanding and 40 Good) and 9 secondary (3 Outstanding and 5 Good)

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About

York is a historic city in North Yorkshire, known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and rich heritage. The city is home to landmarks like York Minster, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Northern Europe, and the Shambles, a narrow, cobbled street lined with timber-framed buildings. The River Ouse runs through the city, offering scenic walks and boat tours. York’s ancient city walls, built by the Romans, provide a unique way to explore its past.

The area has a strong cultural identity, with museums like the Jorvik Viking Centre showcasing its Viking history. York is also a hub for education, with the University of York contributing to its lively atmosphere. The city hosts events such as the York Food and Drink Festival, drawing visitors year-round. Its mix of history, green spaces, and modern amenities makes it a distinctive part of Yorkshire and The Humber.

Area overview

On average York has moderate deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 65 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 12.9% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in York is £45,434 per year. There are 72 schools in York: 50 primary (2 Outstanding and 40 Good) and 9 secondary (3 Outstanding and 5 Good).

Crime rate

4/10

Crimes per 1k residents

Deprivation level

3/10

Income level

7/10

Social housing

12.9%

Connectivity

N/A

Area Profile

York Population

202,821

Population density

745.8 per km²

Demographics

British

176,963

87.25%

Other White

9,297

4.58%

Chinese

2,889

1.42%

Other Asian

1,934

0.95%

Indian

1,853

0.91%

Total population: 202,821

Housing

Owns outright

31,453

36.81%

Owns with a mortgage

24,182

28.3%

Private landlord or letting agency

15,209

17.8%

Social rents from council

7,152

8.37%

Other social rented

4,772

5.58%

Total households: 85,458

Property prices in York

Based on 2,361 recent sales, the median property price is £305,000 in York area, with individual transactions ranging from £81,000 up to £2,450,000.

Price per property type (last year)

Type	Sales	Median	5th percentile	25th percentile (Lower quartile)	75th percentile (Upper quartile)	95th percentile
Detached	495	£440,000	£285,000	£350,000	£540,000	£800,000
Flats	347	£188,000	£100,000	£160,000	£235,000	£420,250
Semi-Detached	771	£305,000	£214,500	£260,000	£373,750	£572,500
Terraced	748	£278,250	£190,000	£237,125	£367,000	£575,000

10 years price trend in York

Data Sources

All data is sourced from official UK government agencies and public datasets. Last updated: 01/10/2025.

HM Land Registry • Police.uk • DfE • ONS • TfL • National Rail