# Salford Property Market Summary
Salford's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with average prices fluctuating significantly over recent years. The area shows a substantial volume of properties (37,125) with an overall average price of £175,124, though annual averages tell a more complex story. Recent years have seen prices peak at £344,438 in 2022 before settling around £277,020-£284,198 in 2024-2025. This variation likely reflects the diverse nature of Salford's housing stock, from regenerated urban areas near MediaCityUK to more traditional residential neighbourhoods.
Transaction volumes have remained robust, typically ranging between 2,000-4,600 sales annually, with particularly strong activity in 2019 and 2021. The market experienced an interesting surge in 2020 and 2022, possibly reflecting the post-pandemic property boom and increased interest in Greater Manchester. Salford's appeal stems from its strategic position adjacent to Manchester city centre, ongoing regeneration projects, and improved transport links including the Metrolink network. The area continues to attract both young professionals seeking affordable alternatives to central Manchester and investors drawn to its development potential, making it a dynamic and evolving property market within the Greater Manchester conurbation.
The average house price in Salford, Greater Manchester is £175,124. Prices range from £100 to £95,814,932.
There are 37,125 properties in Salford with 43,557 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Salford is £135,000, compared to an average of £175,124.
Salford has 21,224 flat / maisonette properties, 8,450 terraced properties, 5,267 semi-detached properties, 1,188 detached properties.
Average house prices in Salford have risen by 247.2% from £39,741 in 1995 to £138,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Salford by number of properties include Ordsall Lane, The Quays, Chapel Street, Michigan Avenue, Blackfriars Road.
Salford is located in Greater Manchester, in the Salford district.