UK Regional House Price Rankings

UK regions by average house price

The thirteen UK regions ranked from highest to lowest average residential property price, with year-on-year movement. The headline figure conceals substantial intra-region dispersion — Greater London spans Hampstead and Barking; the South East spans Surrey commuter belt and rural Hampshire — but at the aggregate level these are the most recent published HPI figures.

1. #1 London £534,315 +0.8%
2. #2 South East £400,792 +2.1%
3. #3 East of England £354,939 +2.4%
4. #4 South West £340,110 +1.7%
5. #5 England £313,213 +1.8%
6. #6 East Midlands £258,498 +2.0%
7. #7 West Midlands £258,211 +1.6%
8. #8 North West £229,269 +1.9%
9. #9 Wales £225,219 +2.2%
10. #10 Yorkshire and the Humber £223,206 +2.3%
11. #11 Scotland £197,731 +1.8%
12. #12 Northern Ireland £185,720 +2.5%
13. #13 North East £174,069 +3.7%

Major UK metros by median house price

The sixteen major UK metropolitan areas ranked by median residential property price. The household income column shows the median gross household income for the same metro from ONS regional earnings data, used in the affordability column to compute the price-to-income multiple.