House prices & sales in Buckinghamshire, November 2016 17 ...
House prices & sales in Buckinghamshire, November 2016
17 January 2017
Buckinghamshire’s average house price fell by £3,461 (0.9 per cent) in November to stand at £397,532, according to new data from the Land Registry. Despite this fall, the largest in a single month since 2009, Buckinghamshire’s average house price has risen by 10.5 per cent (£37,618) over the last year, well above the 6.8 per cent increase recorded across the country as a whole. Table 1: Mean house prices, November 2016
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe
Average price Monthly change £ Rank £ % Rank 321,249 81 -2,089 -0.6 300 562,571 11 4,413 0.8 149 590,132 9 -10,260 -1.7 357 381,698 52 -6,983 -1.8 360
Annual change £ % Rank 33,885 11.8 44 64,530 13.0 29 25,488 4.5 260 32,823 9.4 90
Buckinghamshire
397,532
2
-3,461
-0.9
27
37,618
10.5
4
South East London Inner London Outer London
313,334 481,648 590,065 421,084
2 1
0.3 1.8 1.5 -0.2
9 1
24,825 36,163 36,158 34,276
8.6 8.1 6.5 8.9
2 3
-
1,068 8,296 8,513 -748
England Great Britain
234,278 220,711
-
2,575 2,375
1.1 1.1
-
-
15,778 7.2 13,986 6.8 Source: Land Registry, 2017
The strongest annual price rise was recorded for semi-detached homes, rising 10.8 per cent to £383,121 despite falling £3,897 (1.0 per cent) in November. All property types saw price inflation of more than 10 per cent over the last year, with all also seeing lower average prices in November than October. Table 2: Mean house prices & annual change by property type, November 2016
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe Buckinghamshire
Detached £ % 542,046 12.4 936,097 12.9 1,048,770 4.0 608,759 9.3 707,677
10.5
Semi-detached £ % 323,808 12.1 505,414 13.6 514,119 5.5 351,129 9.7
Terrace £ % 266,152 11.1 400,612 12.4 414,222 4.5 300,431 9.1
383,121
307,032 10.3 225,939 10.1 Source: Land Registry, 2017
10.8
Flat £ % 185,031 11.7 281,351 12.8 316,298 4.4 203,709 9.5
There were 694 house sales in Buckinghamshire in September, taking the annual total to 8,922. This is the lowest total for any 12 month period since January 2014, 30.1 per cent below the pre-recession peak of 12,769 and 9.2 per cent lower than in the previous year. The decrease in sales has been most marked in Aylesbury Vale. There were 906 fewer sales in the 12 months to September than in the same period last year, including 604 fewer sales in Aylesbury Vale, which now accounts for 40.4 per cent of all house sales in Buckinghamshire, down from 42.8 per cent last year. House prices & sales, November 2016 | [email protected] | Visit our website for more reports and analysis
House prices & sales, November 2016 | [email protected] | Visit our website for more reports and analysis
17 January 2017
Buckinghamshire’s average house price fell by £3,461 (0.9 per cent) in November to stand at £397,532, according to new data from the Land Registry. Despite this fall, the largest in a single month since 2009, Buckinghamshire’s average house price has risen by 10.5 per cent (£37,618) over the last year, well above the 6.8 per cent increase recorded across the country as a whole. Table 1: Mean house prices, November 2016
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe
Average price Monthly change £ Rank £ % Rank 321,249 81 -2,089 -0.6 300 562,571 11 4,413 0.8 149 590,132 9 -10,260 -1.7 357 381,698 52 -6,983 -1.8 360
Annual change £ % Rank 33,885 11.8 44 64,530 13.0 29 25,488 4.5 260 32,823 9.4 90
Buckinghamshire
397,532
2
-3,461
-0.9
27
37,618
10.5
4
South East London Inner London Outer London
313,334 481,648 590,065 421,084
2 1
0.3 1.8 1.5 -0.2
9 1
24,825 36,163 36,158 34,276
8.6 8.1 6.5 8.9
2 3
-
1,068 8,296 8,513 -748
England Great Britain
234,278 220,711
-
2,575 2,375
1.1 1.1
-
-
15,778 7.2 13,986 6.8 Source: Land Registry, 2017
The strongest annual price rise was recorded for semi-detached homes, rising 10.8 per cent to £383,121 despite falling £3,897 (1.0 per cent) in November. All property types saw price inflation of more than 10 per cent over the last year, with all also seeing lower average prices in November than October. Table 2: Mean house prices & annual change by property type, November 2016
Aylesbury Vale Chiltern South Bucks Wycombe Buckinghamshire
Detached £ % 542,046 12.4 936,097 12.9 1,048,770 4.0 608,759 9.3 707,677
10.5
Semi-detached £ % 323,808 12.1 505,414 13.6 514,119 5.5 351,129 9.7
Terrace £ % 266,152 11.1 400,612 12.4 414,222 4.5 300,431 9.1
383,121
307,032 10.3 225,939 10.1 Source: Land Registry, 2017
10.8
Flat £ % 185,031 11.7 281,351 12.8 316,298 4.4 203,709 9.5
There were 694 house sales in Buckinghamshire in September, taking the annual total to 8,922. This is the lowest total for any 12 month period since January 2014, 30.1 per cent below the pre-recession peak of 12,769 and 9.2 per cent lower than in the previous year. The decrease in sales has been most marked in Aylesbury Vale. There were 906 fewer sales in the 12 months to September than in the same period last year, including 604 fewer sales in Aylesbury Vale, which now accounts for 40.4 per cent of all house sales in Buckinghamshire, down from 42.8 per cent last year. House prices & sales, November 2016 | [email protected] | Visit our website for more reports and analysis
House prices & sales, November 2016 | [email protected] | Visit our website for more reports and analysis
