Although they may not appear to have won the UK's Premier League soccer clubs in London who rankings in terms of the price of the house.
20 football clubs in the Premier League analyzed by global real estate consultancy Knight Frank, Tottenham Hotspur, who missed out narrowly title earlier this month, claimed the crown of house price growth.
Average house prices in the area around White Hart Lane football stadium in Tottenham in north London jumped 18.4% last year. Prices could rise further if transport links are improved by the proposed rail link that would connect the north and south of London to fruition.
West Ham United, who will see their stadium redeveloped into a residential scheme as they move into the Olympic Stadium, saw the highest growth rates in the second with a 13.2% increase.
In fact, Manchester City, whose players include the likes of Sergio Aguero, and Watford were the only clubs outside of London to appear in the top five. On the other side of the table was Swansea City in Wales, where house price growth of just 1.8%.
Although prices rose just 3.9% last year, around Stamford Bridge Stadium Chelsea Posh in west London had the highest! Increase the price of the house around £ 638,000 ground.
Oliver Knight, senior analyst at Knight Frank, said: "These results not only demonstrate the difference in value throughout the UK, but also a variety of performance and prices in London, where sub-markets are moving at different speeds ngokuphongoza."
As for Leicester, which unexpectedly won the league Premiership, its housing market has taken a long time to recover from the financial crisis and just 1.2% higher than it was in 2007. But this could soon change thanks to the win.
Knight said: "The local economy can expect a boost following marginal Premier League victory as the profile of the city raised and money from the elite football competition in Europe comes in."
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