City Profile • Local Authority
South Norfolk
South Norfolk is a local authority district comprising 13 postcode areas. The current median house price across the city is £337k, reflecting a downward trend of 0.9% over the past year. It is a sought-after area for buyers, characterised by strong rates of homeownership. In terms of safety, crime rates are low at 40 incidents per 1,000 residents, making it an appealing choice for families.
Use our interactive district explorer below to dive deeper into street-level metrics, schools, and hyper-local census demographics.
Use our interactive district explorer below to dive deeper into street-level metrics, schools, and hyper-local census demographics.
Population Trajectory
Annual residents (1991 – 2022)
144,593
Residents (2022)
Constituent Districts
13 AreasIP20ExploreIP21ExploreIP22ExploreNR14ExploreNR15ExploreNR16ExploreNR18ExploreNR34ExploreNR35ExploreNR4ExploreNR5ExploreNR8ExploreNR9Explore
Population Composition
Detailed breakdown of the residents within the South Norfolk authority according to the Census 2021.
Top Ethnicities
White: English91.8%
White: Other White3.1%
Indian0.7%
African0.6%
White and Asian0.5%
Other Asian0.5%
Age Profile
55-59 years7.4%
50-54 years7.1%
70-74 years6.7%
60-64 years6.5%
45-49 years6.5%
35-39 years6.0%
Top Occupations
Professional21.2%
Managers and directors13.9%
Associate professional13.1%
Skilled trades12.1%
Administrative and secretarial9.5%
Caring and leisure9.2%
Housing Tenure
Owned: Outright41.9%
Owned: Mortgage31.2%
Private rented: Landlord11.8%
Social rented: Other9.4%
Social rented: Council2.3%
Private rented: Other2.1%
Area DNA
family10/10
health1/10
safety10/10
homeown10/10
transit1/10
affluence7/10
diversity4/10
employment7/10
investment3/10