The data, which has been put together by removals comparisons website Compare My Move, found there was a 68% increase in people moving to the city in 2023 compared to 2022.
It comes soon after Leeds was named the best place to live in the North of England by the Times.
The data has also showed that the most popular city to move from is London, with 14% of those arriving in Leeds coming from the capital.
Below are the 10 most popular Leeds postcodes that people have moved to in 2023, along with the average house prices and the average weekly rental cost of the postcode.
The price and rental data has been taken from property.xyz and they have been listed from 10th place up to first -
7. LS6
Headingley (LS6) is the fourth most popular places to move to in Leeds, with easy access to the city centre and the greenery surrounding Leeds. It has an average house price of £298,275 and an average rental price per week of £427. | Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson
8. LS8
Closer to the city centre, Oakwood (LS8) is the third most popular place to move to in Leeds, with easy access to the city centre and the greenery surrounding Leeds. It is much cheaper to live in than the top two postcodes. Oakwood has an average house price of over £80,000 cheaper than the postcode in the number one spot. | Jonathan Gawthorpe Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
9. LS17
LS17 is the second most popular place to live in Leeds and comes with an average house price of £427,402 and an average weekly rent of £272, making it the most expensive in the top 10. LS17 has a much larger green area than LS16 and any postcode closer to the city centre, including some stunning spots such as the grounds around Harewood House and Almscliffe Crag. | Jonathan Gawthorpe Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
10. LS16
The LS16 postcode is the best place to live in Leeds according to movers from 2023. The area covers just north of Headingley to Bramhope and includes lots of green space such as the Adel Dam nature reserve, the Bedquilts recreation ground, and both the Cookridge and Headingley golf clubs. Despite it being the most popular postcode, it has the second highest price tag, with an average property costing £349,329 and rent standing at an average of £260 per week. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme