Norwich population: what the ONS figures count
Norwich had 145,676 residents at mid-2025 in the city council area. Count the suburbs joined to it and the 2021 Census found 200,770. Which figure to use depends on the comparison.
Moving to Norwich: five suburbs compared
Buyers who want a house with a garden near Norwich usually choose between Sprowston, Hellesdon, Costessey, Thorpe St Andrew and Cringleford. Medians run from £260,000 to £369,995.
Buying your first home in Norwich: deposit, stamp duty and monthly costs
The average first-time buyer in Norwich paid £202,230 in July 2026, with no stamp duty to pay. The harder part is the mortgage, which needs a household income of about £40,500.
Buying in Norwich city centre: flats, prices and Anglia Square
Buying in central Norwich mostly means buying a flat, and flats are where the city’s prices are weakest. Anglia Square is the one large scheme that will change the centre.
Norfolk house prices: what homes cost, district by district
The average Norfolk home cost £269,185 in July 2026, 0.7% more than a year earlier. The county figure has barely moved since January 2024.
