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 -

1. LS28
LS28, which includes Pudsey, was the 10th most popular Leeds postcode that people have moved to in 2023, with an average house price of £253,858 and a weekly rental cost of £210. | Tony Johnson Photo: Tony Johnson

2. LS15
LS15 includes Temple Newsam, Scholes and Barwick in Elmet. It was the ninth most popular with an average house price of £292,069 and an average weekly rental cost of £210. | Gary Longbottom Photo: Gary Longbottom

3. LS27
Morley, which sits in LS27, is the eighth most popular, with an average house price of £235,694 and a weekly rental price of £194. | Tony Johnson Photo: Tony Johnson

4. LS12
LS12 is in seventh place. It includes Armley, Farnley and parts of Holbeck, with some of the city centre as well. It has an average house price of £196,885 and an average weekly rental of £213. | Jonathan Gawthorpe Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

5. LS7
LS7, which takes in Chapel Allerton and Chapeltown, is the sixth most popular, with an average house price of £264,441 and an average weekly rental of £241. | Tony Johnson Photo: Tony Johnson

6. LS25
LS25, which takes in Garforth and Kippax, as well as Aberford to the north, and Sherburn-in-Elmet and Monk Fryston further out, is the fifth most popular postcode, with an average house price of £289,725 and a weekly average rental price of £225. | Jonathan Gawthorpe Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe