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The index stood at 125.0 in June 2026. That is 6.9% higher than a year earlier.

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House Price Index — Ards and North Down

125.0, latest June 2026 (+6.9% year on year, from 116.9).

The index stood at 125.0 in June 2026. That is 6.9% higher than a year earlier. The series peaked at 140.5 in October 2007; the latest figure is 11.0% below that peak. Its low point was 62.2 in January 2013; the latest reading is 101% above that.

This is a price INDEX, not an average price. A value of 165 means prices are 65% above the index's base period, January 2023 (its most recent rebasing), set to 100, not that a typical home costs £165. Ranked by index value, which reflects relative price change since the base period, not which area has cheaper or more expensive homes. Ireland's and the UK's own indices use different base periods (January 2005 for Ireland, January 2023 for the UK) — their raw index values are not directly comparable to each other, only to their own history.

Show the numbers (258 periods)
House Price Index — Ards and North Down, every published period
PeriodValue
June 2026125.0
May 2026125.0
April 2026125.0
March 2026124.4
February 2026124.4
January 2026124.4
December 2025121.3
November 2025121.3
October 2025121.3
September 2025122.6
August 2025122.6
July 2025122.6
June 2025116.9
May 2025116.9
April 2025116.9
March 2025115.2
February 2025115.2
January 2025115.2
December 2024113.9
November 2024113.9
October 2024113.9
September 2024112.9
August 2024112.9
July 2024112.9
June 2024110.3
May 2024110.3
April 2024110.3
March 2024109.0
February 2024109.0
January 2024109.0
December 2023105.2
November 2023105.2
October 2023105.2
September 2023103.8
August 2023103.8
July 2023103.8
June 2023104.7
May 2023104.7
April 2023104.7
March 2023100.0
February 2023100.0
January 2023100.0
December 2022105.5
November 2022105.5
October 2022105.5
September 2022103.5
August 2022103.5
July 2022103.5
June 2022102.6
May 2022102.6
April 2022102.6
March 202297.5
February 202297.5
January 202297.5
December 202193.7
November 202193.7
October 202193.7
September 202194.0
August 202194.0
July 202194.0
June 202191.4
May 202191.4
April 202191.4
March 202189.9
February 202189.9
January 202189.9
December 202086.7
November 202086.7
October 202086.7
September 202085.6
August 202085.6
July 202085.6
June 202080.9
May 202080.9
April 202080.9
March 202081.4
February 202081.4
January 202081.4
December 201981.6
November 201981.6
October 201981.6
September 201982.0
August 201982.0
July 201982.0
June 201980.2
May 201980.2
April 201980.2
March 201978.9
February 201978.9
January 201978.9
December 201879.7
November 201879.7
October 201879.7
September 201879.5
August 201879.5
July 201879.5
June 201878.1
May 201878.1
April 201878.1
March 201877.8
February 201877.8
January 201877.8
December 201776.6
November 201776.6
October 201776.6
September 201777.2
August 201777.2
July 201777.2
June 201776.0
May 201776.0
April 201776.0
March 201774.7
February 201774.7
January 201774.7
December 201674.7
November 201674.7
October 201674.7
September 201674.3
August 201674.3
July 201674.3
June 201674.3
May 201674.3
April 201674.3
March 201672.9
February 201672.9
January 201672.9
December 201573.2
November 201573.2
October 201573.2
September 201573.0
August 201573.0
July 201573.0
June 201570.9
May 201570.9
April 201570.9
March 201570.0
February 201570.0
January 201570.0
December 201469.2
November 201469.2
October 201469.2
September 201468.1
August 201468.1
July 201468.1
June 201467.1
May 201467.1
April 201467.1
March 201465.8
February 201465.8
January 201465.8
December 201364.6
November 201364.6
October 201364.6
September 201363.8
August 201363.8
July 201363.8
June 201363.0
May 201363.0
April 201363.0
March 201362.2
February 201362.2
January 201362.2
December 201264.4
November 201264.4
October 201264.4
September 201265.7
August 201265.7
July 201265.7
June 201265.7
May 201265.7
April 201265.7
March 201266.8
February 201266.8
January 201266.8
December 201173.2
November 201173.2
October 201173.2
September 201172.3
August 201172.3
July 201172.3
June 201172.5
May 201172.5
April 201172.5
March 201175.9
February 201175.9
January 201175.9
December 201079.5
November 201079.5
October 201079.5
September 201085.9
August 201085.9
July 201085.9
June 201086.6
May 201086.6
April 201086.6
March 201086.8
February 201086.8
January 201086.8
December 200988.5
November 200988.5
October 200988.5
September 200990.5
August 200990.5
July 200990.5
June 200989.3
May 200989.3
April 200989.3
March 200992.9
February 200992.9
January 200992.9
December 200898.9
November 200898.9
October 200898.9
September 2008100.9
August 2008100.9
July 2008100.9
June 2008122.3
May 2008122.3
April 2008122.3
March 2008134.3
February 2008134.3
January 2008134.3
December 2007140.5
November 2007140.5
October 2007140.5
September 2007134.6
August 2007134.6
July 2007134.6
June 2007129.2
May 2007129.2
April 2007129.2
March 2007116.1
February 2007116.1
January 2007116.1
December 2006103.3
November 2006103.3
October 2006103.3
September 200691.5
August 200691.5
July 200691.5
June 200681.9
May 200681.9
April 200681.9
March 200676.5
February 200676.5
January 200676.5
December 200574.5
November 200574.5
October 200574.5
September 200571.5
August 200571.5
July 200571.5
June 200570.6
May 200570.6
April 200570.6
March 200568.0
February 200568.0
January 200568.0

What these terms mean

House Price Index
A measure of how much house prices have changed, not of what a house costs. The base period is set to 100; a value of 110 means prices are 10% above that base. Two areas' index values can be compared as changes, never as prices. Source
Base period
The reference point the index is measured against, set to 100. Movements are read relative to that base, so two areas' index values are comparable as CHANGES over time but not as prices.
Local authority district
The council area a statistic is published for -- 361 across the UK. In England these are boroughs, districts and unitary authorities; in Scotland, council areas; in Wales, principal areas; in Northern Ireland, districts.

Before you use these figures

  • Latest figure: June 2026 — 4 months old: This dataset is published monthly and the publisher hasn't released anything newer. Nothing is missing from this page.

Cite this figure:

House Price Index — Ards and North Down
125.0 for Ards and North Down, June 2026
Caveats: Latest figure: June 2026 — 4 months old
StatsMapped last confirmed this figure unchanged on 4 Sep 2026.
Source: HM Land Registry, Office for National Statistics, Registers of Scotland and Land & Property Services Northern Ireland — UK House Price Index
https://statsmapped.com/united-kingdom/local-authority/ards-and-north-down/house-prices

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