Local fact sheet
Bradford's homes, by the numbers
Bradford in the 2021 census: 209,867 households, 84% houses, 15% flats.
BD1 through BD9, together with BD14 and BD18, cover Manningham, Heaton, Great Horton, Little Horton, Bradford Moor, Eccleshill, Bowling and Barkerend, and Idle and Thackley. Terraced properties make up 33.0% of this metropolitan district's homes and semi-detached 36.7%, leaving flats at 15.4%. Terraces of that kind commonly have a solid ground floor, sometimes with later screed laid over it, and joisted floors above, so a moisture reading comes first and levelling second. Owner occupation has slipped to 61.7% from 65.0% ten years before, with private renting now 23.0% — a segment where a durable covering over a properly prepared base usually beats an elaborate build-up.
Bradford combines elegant Victorian wool-merchant villas in Heaton and Manningham with stone-built terraces across the city, premium properties in the UNESCO World Heritage village of Saltaire, substantial family homes in Baildon, Idle and Wibsey, plus modern developments around the city-centre regeneration. The combination of architectural heritage, growing university and 20-minute trains to Leeds drives demand across every price point.
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