Saturday, May 17, 2008
Q1 2008 house price fall from the Land Registry data
BBC Property: UK House Prices
Find out the actual price fall in your region. Greater London 0.6%, South East -1.2%, South West -4.0%, East Anglia -1.5%, West Midlands -4.7%, East Midlands -4.6%, Yorks & Humber -4.9%, North West -4.4%, Wales -5.9%, Scotland -5.1%, North -3.7%.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/in_depth/uk_house_prices/regions/html/regions.stm
NB. Contradicting to yesterdays BBC News “Scottish house prices rise again” (said by the VIs), Scottish house price has suffered from the second largest fall –5.1% according to the data.
Posted by crashonitsway @ 11:02 AM (545 views) Add Comment
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1. mark wadsworth said...
Buggeration! Last quarter there was a 4.5% fall in my area, this time it shows a 7.5% rise in the quarter. So I'm guessing local figures are subject to a wide margin of error?
2. Fed Up said...
When you look through the figures it is obvious that flats are leading the crash. For the last quarter:
Rugby: -12.0% overall, -18.8% for flats
Solihull: -13.8% overall, -23.6% for flats
3. gone-to-colombia said...
I believe these are average prices of houses sold. Therefore, they are dependant on the value and type of those properties.
4. Colllywolly said...
Ahh, good to see Scotland isn't immune like some of my mates seem to reckon.
5. planning4acrash said...
Quarterly falls (A juicy selection!)
East Dunbartonshire: Down, 13.2%
East Lothian, down 12.2%
Blackburn with Darwen, 11.8%
Bath & North East Somerset, down 11.5%
Pembrokeshire, down 10.6%
Gloucestershire, down 8.6%
Derbyshire, down 7%
Bromley, down 7.3%
Windsor and Maidenhead, down 6.5%
Kingston upon Thames, down 6%
Bournemouth, down 5.4%
Oxfordshire, down 3.9%
6. micasasucasa said...
Bad news...my area +4.6% :(
Average price £249,680