Story Highlights

• South West had total property sales of £31 Billions in 2016
• Across its counties the property sale was maximum in Devon at £4.43 Billions
• The number of properties sold in South West was 109,500 properties.
• The average sales price in South West was £280 K, while median was £225 k.
• The average sales price across counties was maximum in Bath And North East Somerset at £410 K
• New properties contributed 8.13% and not new property contributed 91.87% by value
• Stamp duty hike caused monthly spike in March
• Brexit coupled with Stamp Duty did not have negative impact on South West England property market 2016

 

South West England is one of the 9 principal areas of England. It comprises of Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset, Bristol, South Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire, Swindon, Wiltshire, Dorset, Poole, Bournemouth, Somerset, Devon, Torbay, City Of Plymouth, Isles of Scilly, Cornwall.

 

Total Sales By County

South West had total property sales of £31 Billions. It contributed 10.31% of the England and Wales Property Market 2016 

The total sales of £31 billions in 2016 was split across its counties as above.

• Devon at £4.43 billions (14.45%)
• Gloucestershire at £3.78 billions (12.33%)
• Cornwall at £2.87 billions (9.37%)
• Somerset at £2.72 (8.89%)
• Dorset at £2.7 Billions (8.82%)
• Wiltshire at £2.66 Billions (8.66%)
• Bristol at £2.5 Billions (8.09%)
• South Gloucestershire at £1.41 Billions (4.61%)
• Bath And North East Somerset at £1.35 Billions (4.39%)
• North Somerset at £1.2 Billions (3.95%)
• Poole at £1.17 Billions (3.82%)
• Bournemouth at £1.16 Billions (3.78%)
• Swindon at £1.09 Billions (3.54%)
• City of Plymouth £965 millions (3.15%)
• Torbay £647 millions (2.11%)
• Isle of Scilly £10 millions.

 

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South West England Property Market 2015  in 2016

• All the counties had growth in total sales except Swindon, Torbay

 

Total Value of Sales By Property Types

The split of £31 Billions across the different property types was :

• Detached at £11.45 billions (37.34%)
• Terraced at £6.86 billions (22.36%)
• Semi-Detached  at £5.78 billions (18.86%)
• Flat/Masionette at £3.76 billions (12.28%)
• Other at £2.81 Billions (9.15%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South West England Property Market 2015  in 2016

• All the property types sales value have shown growth except Detached
• Year on Year growth was 3.33% compared to 2015 

 

 

Month-wise Break-up of Total Sales

Some of the insights based on the £31 billions month-wise break-down :

Stamp Duty Hike Impact

1. March had property sale spike of £4.15 billions compared to £2.33 billions in Feb
2. The impetus for it was to avoid the extra 3% in Stamp Duty Tax applicable on buying an additional home, being applicable from April 1 2016

Brexit Impact

1. Brexit took place on 23rd June 2016.
2. As can be observed from the month-wise break-up there does not seem to have been dip in property sales in the immediate aftermath of Brexit 
3. Year on Year growth was 3.33% compared to 2015 
4. Brexit coupled with Stamp Duty did not have negative impact on South West England property market 2016

 

 

Total Number of Sales By Property Types

The total property sales of £31 Billions in 2016 was spread over 109,500 properties.

• Terraced properties at 31,424 (28.7%) ,
• Detached at 30,152 (27.54%),  
• Semi-Detached at 23,610 (21.56%),
• Flat/Maisonette at 20,562 (18.78%),
• Others at 3,752 (3.43%) 

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South West England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• Total number of property sales in 2016 has decreased by  2.02%.
• All property types have shown decline in number of properties sold except property type Other.
• Other has shown significant increase of 114% 

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price

The average sales price in South West was £280 K. For the different property types it was

• Detached at £380 K
• Semi-Detached at £245 K
• Terraced at £218 K
• Flat/Maisonette at £183 K
• Other it is at £748 K

The median sales price in South West was £225 K. For the different property types it was

• Detached £328 K
• Semi-Detached £223 K
• Terraced £190 K
• Flat/Maisonette £153 K
• Other £280 K

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South West England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• The average and median property prices have gone up except for property type Other
• Other has had decline in average and median property price

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price By County

The average sales price for the counties of South West England are as above.

• The maximum was for Bath And North East Somerset at £410 K
• Poole at £362 K
• Isles Of Scilly at £352 K
• Bristol at £312 K
• Dorset at £309 K
• Gloucestershire at £301 K
• Wiltshire at £292 K
• South Gloucestershire at £291 K
• North Somerset at £278 K
• Devon at £271 K
• Bournemouth at £268 K
• Cornwall at £256 K
• Somerset at £245 K
• Swindon at £233 K
• Torbay at £213 K
• with minimum for City of Plymouth at £206 K

 

• The maximum was for Isles Of Scilly at £350 K
• Bath And North East Somerset at £302
• Dorset at £270 K
• Poole at £262 K
• Wiltshire at £242 K
• Bristol at £240 K
• South Gloucestershire at £240 K
• Devon at £230 K
• North Somerset at £228 K
• Bournemouth at £225 K
• Gloucestershire at £222 K
• Cornwall at £208 K
• Somerset at £203 K
• Swindon at £192 K
• Torbay at £180 K
• with minimum for City of Plymouth at £164 K

 

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South West England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• The average and median sales price across all the counties have gone up

 

New Vs Not New Property Statistics

By Sales Value

• The sales value contributed by New Property was £2.49 billions (8.13%)
• where as Not New Property contributed £28.16 billions (91.87%)

By Number Of Sales

• Number of new properties sold were 9,169 (8.37%)
• where as not new property sold were 100,331 (91.63%).

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South West England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• New property market share in property market has gone down in 2016 over 2015

 

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Story Highlights

• East of England had total property sales of £36 billions in 2016.
• The total number of properties sold in 2016 was 112,401 properties.
• The total value of sales was maximum for Essex at £9.4 Billions
• The average sales price in East of England was £321 K, whereas median was £252 K
• The average sales at county level was maximum in Hertfordshire at £461 K 
• New Property contributed 8.7%, whereas Not New Property contributed 91.3% by value
• Stamp duty hike caused monthly spike in March
• Brexit coupled with Stamp Duty Hike did not have major impact in East of England Property Market 2016

 

East of England is one of the 9 principal areas of England.

It consists of the counties: Thurrock, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, Hertfordshire, Luton, Bedford, Central Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, City Of Peterborough, Norfolk, Suffolk. Essex has the highest population in the region.

 

Total Sales By County

East of England had total property sales of £36 billions. It contributed 12.14% of the England Wales Property Market 2016.

The split across its counties as above.

• Essex £9.4 Billions (26.14%)
• Hertfordshire £9.04 Billions (25.05%)
• Norfolk £4.16 Billions (11.54%)
• Sufflok £3.72 Billions (10.31%)
• Cambridgeshire £3.62 Billions (10.02%)
• Central Bedfordshire £1.74 Billions (4.82%)
• Southend-On-Sea £1.03 billions (2.86%)
• Thurrock £971 millions (2.69%)
• Bedford £929 millions (2.57%)
• City Of Peterborough £756 millions (2.09%)
• Luton £688 millions (1.91%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to East of England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• East of England property sales has shown growth of 5.88%
• All counties had growth over 2015 except City Of Peterborough

 

 

Total Value of Sales By Property Types

The split of £36 billions across the different property types are

• Detached at £13.17 billions (36.51%)
• Semi-Detached at £7.99 billions (22.14%) 
• Terraced at £7.7 billions (21.37%)
• Flat/Maisonette at £4.07 billions (11.27%) 
• Other at £3.14 billions (8.71%).

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to East of England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• All the property types sales have shown growth except Detached

 

 

Month-wise Break-up of Total Sales

Some of the insights based on the £36 Billions month-wise break-down :

Stamp Duty Hike Impact

1. March had property sale spike of £4.65 billions compared to £2.68 billions in Feb
2. The impetus for it was to avoid the extra 3% in Stamp Duty Tax applicable on buying an additional home, being applicable from April 1 2016

Brexit Impact

1. Brexit took place on 23rd June 2016.
2. As can be observed from the month-wise break-up there does not seem to have been dip in property sales in the immediate aftermath of Brexit 
3. Year on Year growth has been 5.88%
4. So Brexit does not seem to have had major impact on East Of England Property Market 2016

 

 

Total Number of Sales By Property Types

 

The total property sales of £36 Billions in 2016 was spread over 112,401 properties.

• Terraced properties was 30,398 (27.04%) 
• Detached 30,764 (27.37%)
• Semi-Detached 27,201 (24.2%)
• Flat/Maisonette 20,804 (18.51%)
• Others 3,234 (2.88%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to East of England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• Total number of property sales in 2016 has decreased by 3.81%.
• All property types have shown decline in number of properties sold except property type Flat/Maisonette and Other.
• Other has shown significant increase of 83% 

 

Average & Median Sales Price 

The average sales price in East of England was £321 K. For the different property types it was

• Detached at £428 K,
• Semi-Detached at £294 K,
• Terraced at £254 K,
• Flat/Maisonette at £196 K
• Other it is at £972 K

Median sales price in East of England was £252 K. For different property types it was

• Detached at £355 K,
• Semi-Detached at £260 K,
• Terraced at £230 K,
• Flat/Maisonette at £175 K
• Other it is at £300 K

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to East of England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• The average and median property prices have gone up except for property type Other
• Other has had decline in average and median property price

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price By County

The average of sales price at county level in East Of England in 2016 is as above.

• The maximum is in Hertfordshire at £461 K
• Essex at £342 K
• Cambridgeshire at £324 K
• Thurrock at £299 K
• Central Bedfordshire at £299 K
• Bedford at £287 K
• Southend-On-Sea at £276 K
• Suffolk at £266 K
• Luton at £246 K  
• Norfolk at £236 K
• City Of Peterborough at £207 K

The median of sales price at county level in East Of England in 2016 is as above.

• The maximum is in Hertfordshire at £353 K
• Essex at £275 K
• Central Bedfordshire at £268 K
• Cambridgeshire at £260 K
• Thurrock at £255 K
• Bedford at £240 K
• Southend-On-Sea at £235 K
• Luton at £220 K
• Suffolk at £210 K
• Norfolk at £198 K
• City Of Peterborough at £160 K

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to East of England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• The average and median sales price across all the counties have gone up except for City Of Peterborough
• The  median sales price across all the counties have gone up

 

 

New Vs Not New Property Statistics

By Value Of Sales

• The sales value contributed by New Property was £3.14 billions (8.7%)
• where as Not New Property contributed £32.9 billions (91.3%).

By Number Of Sales

• New properties sold were 10,191 (9.07%)
• where as not new property sold were 102,210 (90.93%).

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to East of England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• New property market share in property market has gone down in 2016 over 2015

 

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Story Highlights

• South East England had total property sales of £62 Billions in 2016
• Total Sales By county was maximum in Surrey at £10.73 Billions
• The total number of properties sold in 2016 was 164,115 properties
• The average sales price in South East England was £377 K, whereas median was £291 K
• The average sales price in South East England at County level was maximum for Surrey at £527 K 
• New Property sales were 8.37% by value, whereas Not New Property contributed 91.63%
• Stamp duty hike caused monthly spike in March
• Brexit coupled with Stamp Duty Hike arrested the sharp growth in South East England property market in 2016, there was modest growth of 1.63%

 

South East is one of the 9 principal areas of England. South East England counties are Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes, East Sussex, Brighton & Hove,Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth, Isle Of Wight, Kent, Medway, Oxfordshire, Surrey, West Sussex.  It is the most populous of the nine regions of England.

 

Total Sales By County

South East England had total property sales of £62 Billions. It contributed 20.82% of the England and Wales Property Market 2016

 County wise split of South East England property market 2016 was :

• Surrey at £10.73 Billions (17.34%)
• Kent at £9.3 Billions (15.06%)
• Hampshire at £9.07 Billions (14.65%)
• Berkshire at £6.6 Billions (10.6%)
• West Sussex at £6.05 Billions (9.78%)
• Oxfordshire at £4.7 Billions (7.6%)
• Buckinghamshire at £4.4 Billions (7.11%)
• East Sussex at £3.47 Billions (5.6%)
• Brighton And Hove at £2.16 Billions (3.5%)
• Milton Keynes at £1.5 Billions (2.39%)
• Medway at £1.15 Billions (1.86%)
• Southampton at £1.1 billions (1.77%)
• Portsmouth at £972 millions (1.57%)
• Isle Of Wight at £726 million (1.17%)

 

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South East England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• South East England property sales has shown growth of 1.63%
• Counties with growth over 2015 are Hampshire, Kent, West Sussex, Oxfordshire, East Sussex, Brighton and Hove, Southampton, Portsmouth, Isle Of Wight
• Counties with decline over 2015 are Surrey, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Medway

 

 

Total Value of Sales By Property Types

The split of £62 Billions across the different property types was

• Detached at £22.2 Billions (%)
• Terraced at £12.61 Billions (%)
• Semi-Detached at £12.36 Billions (%)   
• Flat/Maisonette at £8.54 Billions (%)
• Other at £6.18 billions (%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South East England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• All the property types sales have shown growth except Detached

 

 

Month-wise Break-up of Total Sales

Some of the insights based on the £62 Billions month-wise break-down :

Stamp Duty Hike Impact

• March had property sale spike of £8.29 billions compared to £4.41 billions in Feb
• The impetus for it was to avoid the extra 3% in Stamp Duty Tax applicable on buying an additional home, being applicable from April 1 2016

Brexit Impact

• Brexit took place on 23rd June 2016.
• As can be observed from the month-wise break-up there does not seem to have been dip in property sales in the immediate aftermath of Brexit 
• Year on Year growth has been 1.63%
• So Brexit has cooled the sharp growth in property market witnessed over the last couple of years

 

 

Total Number of Sales By Property Types

The total property sales of £62 Billions in 2016 was spread over 164,115 properties.

• Terraced properties at 43,039 (26.22%)
• Detached at  39,578 (24.12%)
• Semi-Detached at 36,624 (22.32%)  
• Flat/Maisonette at 39,470 (24.05%)
• Others at 5,404 (3.29%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to Compared to South East England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• Total number of property sales in 2016 has decreased by  5.77%.
• All property types have shown decline in number of properties sold except property type Other.
• Other has shown significant increase  of 98% 

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price 

The average sales price in South East was £377 K. For the different property types it was

• Detached at £561 K
• Semi-Detached at £344 K
• Terraced at £287 K
• Flat/Maisonette at £216 K
• Other it is at £1.14 million.

Similarly median sales price in South East was £291 K. For different property types it was

• Detached at £468 K
• Semi-Detached at £315 K
• Terraced at £260 K
• Flat/Maisonette at £195 K
• Other it is at £325 K

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South East England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• The average and median property prices have gone up except for property type Other
• Other has had decline in average and median property price

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price By County

The average sales price in South East in 2016 is as above.

• Maximum average sales price was for Surrey at £527 K
• Buckinghamshire at £460 K
• Berkshire at £453 K
• Oxfordshire at £421 K
• Brighton And Hove at £401 K
• Hampshire at £366 K
• West Sussex at £367 K
• Kent at £317 K
• Milton Keynes at £304 K
• East Sussex at £302 K
• Southampton at £268 K
• Portsmouth at £248 K
• Medway at £239 K
• was minimum for Isle of Wight at £223 K

 

• Maximum median sales price was for Surrey at £410 K
• Buckinghamshire at £350 K
• Berkshire at £340 K
• Oxfordshire at £326 K
• Brighton And Hove at £325 K
• West Sussex at £300 K
• Hampshire at £283 K
• Kent at £258 K
• East Sussex at £253 K
• Milton Keynes at £245 K
• Medway at £215 K
• Southampton at £193 K
• Isle of Wight at £190 K
• was minimum for Portsmouth at £187 K

 

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to South East England Property Market 2015 in 2016

• The average and median sales price across all the counties have gone up

 

 

New Vs Not New Property Statistics

 

By Value Of Sales

• The sales value contributed by New Property was £5.18 billions (8.37%)
• where as Not New Property contribute £56.72 billions ( 91.63%)

By Number Of Sales

• New properties sold were 14,814 (9.03%)
• where as Not New Property sold were 149,301 (90.97%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015 in 2016

• New property market share in property market has gone down in 2016 over 2015

 

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Story Highlights

• England and Wales had total property sales of approx. £297 billions in 2016
• The total number of properties sold in 2016 was 971,782
• By region the maximum sales was in Greater London at £76 billions 
• The average sales price in England and Wales was £306 K, whereas median was £213 K
• By region the average price was maximum in London at £674 K and median at £435 K
• New Property sales were 9.47% by value, where as Not New Property contributed 90.53%
• Stamp duty hike caused monthly spike in March
• Brexit coupled with Stamp Duty Hike arrested the sharp growth of England and Wales property market in 2016 that was witnessed over the last couple of years

 

England and Wales property market 2016 is as below. The regions it is made up of are Greater London, South East England, East Of England, South West England, North West England , West Midlands, East Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, Wales, North East England.

 

 

Total Sales By Region 

 

The total property sales of England and Wales combined was approx. £297 billions which is £2 billions growth over 2015.

• Greater London was maximum at £76 billions (25.57%)
• Followed by South East England at £62 billions (20.82%)
• East of England at £36 billions (12.14%)
• South West England at £31 billions (10.31%)
• North West England at £23 billions (7.61%)
• West Midlands at £20 billions (6.67%)
• East Midlands at £18 billions (6.05%)
• Yorkshire And The Humber at £17 billions (5.66%)
• Wales at £9 billions (2.92%)
• with minimum for North East England at £7 billions (2.25%).

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015 

• Greater London in 2016 had property sales decrease of £6 billions
• All the other regions have shown growth in property sales except North East England
• North East England property market sales has remained almost constant.

 

 

 

Total Sales By Property Type

 

 The split of £297 billions across the different property types was

• Terraced at £64 billions (21.41%),
• Semi-Detached at £59 billions (19.91%),
• Other at £36 billions (12.06%),
• Flat/Maisonette at £54 billions (18.18%),
• Detached at £85 billions (28.44%).

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015 

• All the property types sales have shown decline except Other and Semi-Detached. 
• Other has shown a growth of 16%, which indicates growth in property sales for commercial and business purposes.

 

 

Month-wise Break-up of Total Sales

Some of the insights based on the £297 billions month-wise break-down :

Stamp Duty Hike Impact

1. March had property sale spike of £42 billions compared to £22 billions in Feb
2. The impetus for it was to avoid the extra 3% in Stamp Duty Tax applicable on buying an additional home, being applicable from April 1 2016

Brexit Impact

1. Brexit took place on 23rd June 2016.
2. As can be observed from the month-wise break-up there does not seem to have been dip in property sales in the immediate aftermath of Brexit 
3. Year on Year growth over the last 4 years have been 30.82% in 2013, 32.21 % in 2014, 7.27% in 2015, 0.67% in 2016.
4. Brexit has cooled the sharp growth in property market witnessed over the last 4 years.

 

 

Total No Of Properties Sold By Property Type

 

England and Wales had total property sales of 971,782  

The split across the different property types are

• Detached are 220,696 (22.71%)
• Flat/Maisonette at 191,399 (19.7%)
• Other at 34,216 (3.52%)
• Semi-Detached at 248,113 (25.53%)
• Terraced at 277,358 (28.54%)

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015 

• Total number of property sales in 2016 has decreased by 2.66%.
• All property types have shown decline in number of properties sold except property type Other.
• Other has shown significant increase  of 94% from 17,614 in 2015 to 34,216 in 2016.

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price 

 

 

The average sales price in England and Wales was £306 K

For the different property types it was:

• Detached at £383 K
• Semi-Detached at £239 K
• Terraced at £230 K
• Flat/Maisonette at £282 K
• Other it is at £1.05 million.

Similarly median sales price in England and Wales was £213 K

For the different property types it was:

• Detached at £305 K
• Semi-Detached at £187 K
• Terraced at £168 K
• Flat/Maisonette at £198 K
• Other it is at £239 k.

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015 

• The average and median property prices have gone up except for property type Other

 

 

Average and Median Sales Price By Regions

 

The average sales price by region in England and Wales was :

• Greater London was maximum at £674 K
• South East England at £377 K
• East of England at £321 K
• South West England at £280 K
• West Midlands at £ 220 K
• East Midlands at £207 K
• Yorkshire And The Humber at £190 K
• North West England at £190 K
• Wales at £180 K
• with minimum for North East England at £168 K

 

 

The median sales price by region in England and Wales was :

• Greater London was maximum at £435 K
• South East England at £291 K
• East of England at £252 K
• South West England at £225 K
• West Midlands at £166 K
• East Midlands at £165 K
• Wales at £145 K
• Yorkshire And The Humber at £145 K
• North West England at £143 K
• with minimum for North East England at £125 K

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015

• The average and median sales price across all the regions except North East England, have gone up
•  London has maximum average and median sales price

 

 

New Vs Not New Property Statistics

By Sales Value

• Sales value contributed by New Property was £28 billions (9.47%)
• Not New Property contributed £269 billions (90.53%).

By Number Of Sales

• New Properties sold were 88,613 (9.12%)
• Not New Properties sold were 88,3169 (90.88%) 

Year on Year Comparison : Compared to England and Wales Property Market 2015

• New property market share in property market has gone down in 2016 over 2015

 

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 For 2016 details - England and Wales Property Market 2016 

Story Highlights

• England and Wales had total property sales of approx. £295 billions in 2015
• The total number of properties sold in 2015 was 99,8376
• The maximum sales was in Greater London at £82 billions 
• The average sales price in England and Wales was £295.69, whereas median was £205 K
• The average price was maximum in Greater London at £636 K and median at 399 K
• New Property sales were 10.57% by value where as Not New Property contributed 89.43%

 

 

England and Wales property market 2015 is as below. The regions it is made up of are Greater London, South East England, East of England, South West England, North West England , West Midlands, East Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, Wales, North East England.

 

Total Sales By Regions

The total property sales of England and Wales combined was approx. £295 billions.

Region wise split of England and Wales property market 2015 is :

• Greater London was maximum at £82 billions (27.62%)
• Followed by South East England at £61 billions (20.75%)
• East of England at £34 billions (11.67%)
• South West England at £30 billions (10.03%)
• North West England at £22 billions (7.34%)
• West Midlands at £19 billions (6.3%),
• East Midlands at £17 billions (5.68%),
• Yorkshire And The Humber at £16 billions (5.48%)
• Wales at £8 billions (2.84%),
• with minimum for North East England at £7 billions (2.3%).

 

 

 

Total Sales By Property Type

 The split of £295 billions across the different property types are

• Terraced at £65 billions (22.02%),
• Semi-Detached at £58 billions (19.58%),
• Other at £31 billions (10.47%),
• Flat/Maisonette at £55 billions (18.78%),
• Detached at £86 billions (29.15%).

 

 

 

Total No Of Properties Sold By Property Type

England and Wales had total property sales of 998,376.  

The split across the different property types are

• Detached are 233,968 (23.43%)
• Flat/Maisonette at 201,401 (20.17%)
• Other at 17,614 (1.76%),
• Semi-Detached at 252,871 (25.33%)
• Terraced at 292,522 (29.3%).

 

 

 

Average & Median Sales Price 

The average sales price in England and Wales was £295.69 K.

For the different property types it was:

• Detached at £368 K,
• Semi-Detached at £229 K,
• Terraced at £222 K,
• Flat/Maisonette at £275 K
• Other it is at £1.75 million.

 

Similarly median sales price in England and Wales was £205 K.

For different property types it was:

• Detached at £293 K,
• Semi-Detached at £180 K,
• Terraced at £163 K,
• Flat/Maisonette at £189 K
• Other it is at £355 k.

 

 Average and Median Sales Price By Regions

 

The average sales price by region in England and Wales are :

• Greater London was maximum at £636 K
• South East England at £352 K
• East of England at £295 K
• South West England at £265
• West Midlands at £209 K
• East Midlands at £197 K
• Yorkshire And The Humber at £185 K
• North West England at £184 K
• Wales at £177 K
• with minimum for North East England at £167 K

 

 

The median sales price by region in England and Wales are :

• Greater London was maximum at £399 K
• South East England at £270 K
• East of England at £235 K
• South West England at £215 K
• West Midlands at £160 K
• East Midlands at £157 K
• Wales at £140 K
• North West England at £140 K
• Yorkshire And The Humber at £140 K
• with minimum for North East England at £127 K

 

 

New Vs Not New Property Statistics

By Sales Value

• Sales value contributed by New Property was £31 billions (10.57%)
• where as Not New Property contribute £264 billions (89.43%).

 

By Number Of Sales

• New properties sold were 104,221 (10.44%)
• where as not new property sold were 894,155 (89.56%).

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