# Rochdale Property Market Summary
Rochdale's property market presents exceptional value, with an average property price of £130,115 across more than 31,000 properties – significantly below the UK average. This Greater Manchester town offers affordable housing options whilst benefiting from improved transport links to Manchester city centre. The market has experienced notable volatility in recent years, with a particularly unusual spike in 2021 when average prices reached £398,143, likely influenced by a small number of high-value transactions skewing the data. More recently, prices have stabilised in the £200,000-£260,000 range between 2022-2025, suggesting a more consistent market pattern.
Transaction volumes have shown a gradual decline from their peak of 1,932 sales in 2017 to around 1,200-1,700 sales annually in recent years, reflecting broader market trends of reduced activity. The area continues to attract first-time buyers and investors seeking affordable property opportunities within commuting distance of Manchester. Rochdale's blend of terraced housing, semi-detached properties, and new-build developments caters to a diverse range of buyers, making it an accessible entry point into the Greater Manchester property market.
The average house price in Rochdale, Greater Manchester is £130,115. Prices range from £100 to £106,772,324.
There are 31,237 properties in Rochdale with 39,171 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Rochdale is £92,000, compared to an average of £130,115.
Rochdale has 12,803 terraced properties, 9,526 semi-detached properties, 6,820 detached properties, 1,252 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Rochdale have risen by 352.6% from £46,765 in 1995 to £211,667 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Rochdale by number of properties include Market Street, Manchester Road, Bury Road, Edenfield Road, Whitworth Road.
Rochdale is located in Greater Manchester, in the Rochdale district.