Housing

Property price, private rent and household survey and census statistics, used by government and other organisations for the creation and fulfilment of housing policy in the UK.

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UK House Price Index: November 2020

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  • UK average house prices increased by 7.6% over the year to November 2020, up from 5.9% in October 2020, to stand at a record high of £250,000; this is the highest annual growth rate the UK has seen since June 2016.
  • Average house prices increased over the year in England to £267,000 (7.6%), Wales to £180,000 (7.0%), Scotland to £166,000 (8.6%) and Northern Ireland to £143,000 (2.4%).
  • London’s average house prices surpassed £500,000 for the first time in November 2020.
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House price statistics for small areas in England and Wales: year ending June 2020

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  • The median price paid for residential properties in England ranged from £26,000 (within Hartlepool) to £5,300,000 (within Westminster) in the year ending June 2020.
  • The median price paid for residential properties in Wales ranged from £40,000 (within Rhondda Cynon Taf) to £630,000 (within Cardiff) in the year ending June 2020.
  • The total value of residential property transactions (unadjusted for inflation) decreased most in the West Midlands out of all regions (19.2% decrease) in the year ending June 2020.
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