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House prices (index) — 360 of 361 areas ranked

This page ranks 360 of 361 areas at this level — the rest have no published figure for this dataset (see the coverage notes above for why, where one applies).

Figures as of June 2026, published by HM Land Registry, Office for National Statistics, Registers of Scotland and Land & Property Services Northern Ireland — UK House Price Index. Accessed 2026-10-18.

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.

Colour shows the 12-month change in the UK House Price Index for each local authority district, published jointly by HM Land Registry, ONS, Registers of Scotland and Land & Property Services Northern Ireland.

House prices, 360 of 361 areas ranked, with year-on-year change
RankLocal authority districtHouse prices (index)Year on year
1Derry City and Strabane134.0+12.4%
2Fermanagh and Omagh128.6+11.0%
3Mid Ulster127.3+10.5%
4Newry, Mourne and Down127.1+12.8%
5Ards and North Down125.0+6.9%
6Antrim and Newtownabbey124.2+8.9%
7Lisburn and Castlereagh124.1+9.6%
8Belfast123.7+7.7%
9Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon122.7+9.3%
10Mid and East Antrim120.9+8.2%
11Causeway Coast and Glens120.0+9.6%
12Renfrewshire118.5+2.4%
13Blackburn with Darwen117.2+5.8%
13Oldham117.2+5.1%
15South Lanarkshire116.5+6.5%
16Orkney Islands116.3+4.4%
17Glasgow City115.9+3.9%
18Dundee City114.9+5.7%
19North Ayrshire114.2+2.2%
20Liverpool114.1+7.1%
21East Ayrshire113.9+10.0%
22Burnley113.8+10.0%
23North Lanarkshire113.6+3.8%
24Northumberland113.3+12.5%
25Calderdale113.1+9.4%
25Rochdale113.1+4.6%
27East Dunbartonshire112.9+6.2%
28Stirling112.7+6.0%
29Newcastle upon Tyne112.6+6.6%
30Bolsover112.0+6.6%
30City of Edinburgh112.0+3.3%
30Hyndburn112.0+10.7%
33Bassetlaw111.8+4.7%
34Scottish Borders111.6+4.6%
34South Staffordshire111.6+5.8%
36Preston111.5+12.4%
37Bradford111.4+6.1%
38Sefton111.3+5.2%
39Cumberland111.2+6.9%
39St. Helens111.2+11.1%
39West Lancashire111.2+4.3%
42Bolton111.0+4.8%
42Halton111.0+3.6%
44Fife110.9+6.8%
45Barnsley110.7+6.0%
46Falkirk110.2+5.3%
47Newcastle-under-Lyme110.1+6.6%
48Angus109.9+4.4%
48Trafford109.9+9.7%
50Cheshire East109.7+5.1%
51Inverclyde109.6+0.8%
52South Ribble109.5+4.7%
53Moray109.3+9.3%
53West Dunbartonshire109.3+6.3%
55Kirklees109.1+5.4%
55Rhondda Cynon Taf109.1+7.4%
57West Lothian109.0+3.8%
57Wrexham109.0+3.4%
59Leeds108.9+5.8%
60South Tyneside108.8+4.8%
61Manchester108.7+2.9%
61Wigan108.7+6.6%
63East Renfrewshire108.6+5.3%
64Tameside108.5+2.3%
64Wolverhampton108.5+8.2%
66Rotherham108.4+2.4%
66Stafford108.4+4.4%
68Highland108.3+4.7%
68Lichfield108.3+3.9%
70Stroud108.2+6.5%
71Bridgend108.0+3.1%
71Midlothian108.0+2.6%
73County Durham107.9+7.0%
74Clackmannanshire107.8+0.5%
74Stoke-on-Trent107.8+3.0%
76Gateshead107.7+7.8%
76North Tyneside107.7+6.1%
76South Ayrshire107.7+9.9%
79Caerphilly107.6+5.9%
79East Cambridgeshire107.6+6.1%
79Knowsley107.6+3.6%
79Sandwell107.6+0.6%
79Walsall107.6+2.2%
84Blaenau Gwent107.5+8.9%
84Salford107.5-2.4%
86Bury107.3+3.4%
86Warrington107.3+6.4%
88Amber Valley107.2+8.0%
88Sunderland107.2+4.6%
90Doncaster107.1+4.4%
90Ribble Valley107.1+5.0%
90Stockport107.1+3.5%
90Vale of White Horse107.1+6.2%
90Wirral107.1+7.7%
95Perth and Kinross107.0+0.2%
96Staffordshire Moorlands106.7+9.3%
97Kingston upon Hull, City of106.6+6.4%
97North Hertfordshire106.6+7.8%
99Cheshire West and Chester106.5+6.9%
99East Staffordshire106.5+5.2%
99Warwick106.5+4.7%
102Isle of Anglesey106.2+6.7%
102Tewkesbury106.2+5.9%
104Chorley106.1+3.7%
105Dumfries and Galloway105.9+2.7%
105Redcar and Cleveland105.9+8.1%
105Swansea105.9+0.2%
108Dudley105.8+5.0%
108Plymouth105.8+4.3%
110Crawley105.7+4.5%
110Darlington105.7+3.8%
112Neath Port Talbot105.6+1.2%
112Shropshire105.6+5.0%
112Wakefield105.6+4.9%
115Mansfield105.5+2.5%
116Newport105.4+5.0%
116Westmorland and Furness105.4+11.1%
118Barking and Dagenham105.3+4.3%
118North East Lincolnshire105.3+7.0%
118South Derbyshire105.3+5.6%
118Stockton-on-Tees105.3+3.9%
122Pendle105.1+8.6%
123Bedford105.0+4.4%
124East Hertfordshire104.9+4.0%
125Havering104.8+4.0%
125Richmond upon Thames104.8-0.3%
125Rossendale104.8+4.5%
128North East Derbyshire104.7+10.7%
129Cannock Chase104.6+3.6%
129St Albans104.6+4.3%
131Na h-Eileanan Siar104.5+12.6%
132Gedling104.3+5.8%
132Vale of Glamorgan104.3+3.3%
134Flintshire104.2+1.0%
134Lancaster104.2+4.8%
134North Lincolnshire104.2+7.8%
134Torfaen104.2+1.6%
138North West Leicestershire104.1+6.4%
138Stratford-on-Avon104.1+1.4%
140Buckinghamshire104.0+4.3%
140East Riding of Yorkshire104.0+3.7%
142Derbyshire Dales103.9+11.7%
143High Peak103.8+5.7%
144Broxtowe103.7+2.1%
144Charnwood103.7+3.8%
146Redbridge103.6+3.5%
146Sevenoaks103.6+3.2%
146South Oxfordshire103.6+5.3%
146Wyre103.6+6.0%
150Gwynedd103.5+5.6%
150Harborough103.5+9.6%
152Worcester103.4+1.7%
153Chesterfield103.3+4.4%
153Middlesbrough103.3+2.1%
155Sheffield103.2+5.0%
155Uttlesford103.2+3.5%
157Basingstoke and Deane103.1-1.3%
157Blackpool103.1+7.2%
159Denbighshire103.0+3.5%
160Monmouthshire102.9-0.7%
161Coventry102.8+3.7%
161Lewisham102.8+0.6%
161Wychavon102.8+5.7%
164Brentwood102.7-1.5%
164Slough102.7+2.2%
166Telford and Wrekin102.6+1.3%
167East Devon102.5+3.4%
167Gloucester102.5+5.6%
167Malvern Hills102.5+8.0%
170Central Bedfordshire102.4+2.9%
170Conwy102.4+1.1%
170Dacorum102.4+1.8%
170Erewash102.4+2.4%
170Nuneaton and Bedworth102.4+4.3%
170Swindon102.4+4.4%
170Tamworth102.4+1.9%
177East Lothian102.3+0.5%
178Bromsgrove102.2+2.0%
178Melton102.2+2.2%
178North Warwickshire102.2+2.6%
178South Gloucestershire102.2+2.3%
178Waltham Forest102.2+2.5%
183South Cambridgeshire102.1+4.9%
184Derby102.0+2.3%
184Rushcliffe102.0+1.6%
186Hartlepool101.9+0.8%
186Hinckley and Bosworth101.9+2.9%
186Merthyr Tydfil101.9-3.0%
186Rushmoor101.9+2.4%
190Cardiff101.8+2.1%
190Cherwell101.8+3.9%
190Hart101.8+2.3%
190Wokingham101.8-3.1%
194Fylde101.4+8.7%
194Lincoln101.4-0.5%
194Solihull101.4+4.1%
194West Berkshire101.4+0.3%
198Ashfield101.3+3.2%
198Luton101.3+2.8%
198Newark and Sherwood101.3+5.0%
198Rugby101.3+0.2%
198Wyre Forest101.3+2.8%
203Bristol, City of101.2+3.5%
203Herefordshire, County of101.2+4.8%
205Carmarthenshire101.1+6.1%
205North Yorkshire101.1+3.1%
205Reading101.1+0.8%
208Milton Keynes101.0-0.1%
208West Northamptonshire101.0+2.4%
210Argyll and Bute100.9-3.7%
210Epsom and Ewell100.9+1.3%
212Adur100.8+1.7%
213Birmingham100.7+2.1%
213North Somerset100.7+7.5%
213Redditch100.7-0.5%
213Surrey Heath100.7+6.2%
213York100.7+4.8%
218Horsham100.6-0.2%
218Nottingham100.6+0.5%
220Merton100.4+0.5%
221Bath and North East Somerset100.2-0.1%
221Powys100.2+3.0%
221West Lindsey100.2+8.9%
224Havant100.1+3.9%
224North Northamptonshire100.1+3.3%
224West Oxfordshire100.1-1.5%
227Braintree100.0+2.0%
227Chelmsford100.0-1.2%
227Huntingdonshire100.0+3.1%
227Peterborough100.0+2.6%
227Teignbridge100.0+0.8%
227Waverley100.0-0.8%
227Wiltshire100.0+2.8%
234Guildford99.9-5.7%
234Windsor and Maidenhead99.9-2.2%
236Islington99.8-8.1%
236Oxford99.8-0.9%
236Rochford99.8+6.3%
239Cheltenham99.7+2.3%
239Kingston upon Thames99.7+2.9%
239Stevenage99.7+4.7%
242Broxbourne99.6+0.4%
243Babergh99.5+1.8%
243Three Rivers99.5-1.2%
245Dartford99.4+3.8%
245Haringey99.4+2.5%
245Hillingdon99.4-0.5%
248Blaby99.3+0.3%
248Forest of Dean99.3+1.8%
248Reigate and Banstead99.3+0.4%
248Welwyn Hatfield99.3+5.8%
252Elmbridge99.1-2.1%
252Hackney99.1+0.4%
254South Kesteven99.0+2.2%
255Ashford98.9+0.3%
255Runnymede98.9+3.5%
257Bracknell Forest98.8-0.2%
258Greenwich98.7-0.5%
259Broadland98.6+7.2%
259Castle Point98.6-1.1%
259Hertsmere98.6+2.6%
259Leicester98.6+1.6%
259Mid Suffolk98.6+5.8%
259Mid Sussex98.6-0.9%
259Somerset98.6+4.4%
266Enfield98.5+0.3%
267Epping Forest98.4+4.9%
267North Kesteven98.4+2.8%
269Bromley98.3-1.4%
269Maidstone98.3+0.1%
271Basildon98.2-1.0%
271Breckland98.2+2.7%
271Tunbridge Wells98.2-3.0%
274Winchester98.1+4.6%
275Medway98.0+1.1%
275South Norfolk98.0+2.0%
277East Hampshire97.9+0.4%
277Southwark97.9+2.2%
277Spelthorne97.9-4.7%
277Sutton97.9+0.4%
277Swale97.9+4.6%
282South Holland97.8+7.6%
283Bexley97.7+1.2%
283Mole Valley97.7+0.7%
285Ealing97.3-2.6%
285Southend-on-Sea97.3+3.6%
285Thurrock97.3+2.2%
288Portsmouth97.1+0.1%
288Test Valley97.1-0.2%
288West Suffolk97.1+1.7%
291East Lindsey97.0+7.3%
291Maldon97.0+0.3%
293Ceredigion96.8+1.5%
293Tonbridge and Malling96.8+2.7%
295Camden96.7-7.1%
295Folkestone and Hythe96.7+2.4%
295Harrow96.7-1.4%
298Gravesham96.6+2.4%
299Boston96.5+2.8%
300Brent96.4-3.4%
301Chichester96.3-2.3%
302Aberdeenshire96.2-2.1%
302Fareham96.2+0.8%
302Great Yarmouth96.2+2.6%
302North Norfolk96.2+1.7%
306Oadby and Wigston96.1-1.6%
306Rother96.1+2.5%
306Southampton96.1+0.2%
309Pembrokeshire95.9-4.3%
310Harlow95.8+1.6%
311West Devon95.7-0.7%
312Hounslow95.6+1.2%
312North Devon95.6-0.1%
312Watford95.6+2.8%
315Eastleigh95.5+1.6%
316Norwich95.4+3.7%
317Colchester95.3-0.2%
318Cambridge95.2-1.1%
319Dorset95.1+1.6%
320Gosport94.9+1.4%
320Newham94.9-0.7%
322Fenland94.8+1.9%
323Barnet94.4-2.9%
323Lambeth94.4-3.4%
325Canterbury94.3+3.4%
326Woking94.0-2.7%
327Aberdeen City93.9-6.9%
328Wealden93.8-0.7%
329Ipswich93.6-1.1%
330Shetland Islands93.5-5.9%
330Tendring93.5+2.6%
332Lewes93.4+1.7%
332Wandsworth93.4-5.1%
334Arun93.3+3.1%
334King's Lynn and West Norfolk93.3+4.9%
336South Hams93.2-6.8%
337Cornwall93.1+3.7%
338East Suffolk92.5+1.2%
339Exeter92.3-1.7%
340New Forest92.0+1.2%
341Brighton and Hove91.9+0.2%
342Croydon91.7-2.0%
343Dover91.5+4.6%
344Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole91.1-1.5%
345Mid Devon90.9-1.1%
346Rutland90.6-4.4%
347Tandridge90.2-5.6%
347Worthing90.2-5.2%
349Cotswold89.4+3.1%
350Isle of Wight89.3+1.1%
351Thanet89.1+0.9%
351Torbay89.1-0.9%
353Tower Hamlets88.3-13.1%
354Hastings87.0-4.7%
355Eastbourne86.9-3.8%
356Hammersmith and Fulham86.0-13.3%
357Kensington and Chelsea84.8-14.8%
358Torridge84.4+3.8%
359City of London81.6-20.4%
360Westminster69.7-25.5%

Two or more areas with the same figure share a rank — the next rank is skipped (e.g. two areas tied for 1st means the next entry is ranked 3rd, not 2nd).

Bars span 69.7 (lowest shown) to 134.0 (highest shown) — not from zero, since zero is not a meaningful floor for an index.

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 ranking:

House prices, 360 of 361 areas ranked
Caveats: Latest figure: June 2026 — 4 months old
StatsMapped last confirmed these figures 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/rankings/rppi

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