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Average house price by local authority

Average house price by local authority from the UK House Price Index, the newest month published. A mix-adjusted average of completed sales registered with HM Land Registry, so it moves with what is actually sold.

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Darlington

+3.8%Change in average house price over 12 months, per cent

House prices in Darlington changed by +3.8% over twelve months (Change over 12 months: June 2025 to June 2026), compared with +2.0% for United Kingdom average, June 2025 to June 2026 — joint 151st highest of 360 areas with a published figure.

Area
Darlington (E06000005)
Change in average house price over 12 months, per cent
+3.8%
United Kingdom average, June 2025 to June 2026
+2.0%
Rank
joint 151st highest of 360 areas with a published figure
Percentile
58% of areas with a figure are below it
Period
Change over 12 months: June 2025 to June 2026
Release
UK House Price Index: June 2026, released 2026-08-20
Published by
HM Land Registry
Status
Civometry calculation on published figures
House prices in Darlington changed by +3.8% over twelve months (Change over 12 months: June 2025 to June 2026), compared with +2.0% for United Kingdom average, June 2025 to June 2026 — joint 151st highest of 360 areas with a published figure. Civometry calculation using HM Land Registry figures.
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#Areachange
1Westminster · profile−25.4%
2City of London · profile−20.4%
3Kensington and Chelsea · profile−14.7%
4Hammersmith and Fulham · profile−13.3%
5Tower Hamlets · profile−13.1%
6Islington · profile−8.1%
7Camden · profile−7.1%
8Aberdeen City · profile−7.0%
9South Hams · profile−6.8%
10Shetland Islands · profile−6.0%
11Tandridge · profile−5.6%
12Guildford · profile−5.6%
13Wandsworth · profile−5.2%
14Worthing · profile−5.1%
15Spelthorne · profile−4.7%
16Hastings · profile−4.6%
17Rutland · profile−4.4%
18Pembrokeshire · profile−4.2%
19Eastbourne · profile−3.7%
20Argyll and Bute · profile−3.7%
21Brent · profile−3.4%
22Lambeth · profile−3.3%
23Wokingham · profile−3.1%
24Tunbridge Wells · profile−3.0%
25Merthyr Tydfil · profile−3.0%
26Barnet · profile−2.9%
27Woking · profile−2.7%
28Ealing · profile−2.7%
29Salford · profile−2.4%
30Chichester · profile−2.3%
31Windsor and Maidenhead · profile−2.2%
32Aberdeenshire · profile−2.2%
33Elmbridge · profile−2.1%
34Croydon · profile−1.9%
35Oadby and Wigston · profile−1.7%
36Exeter · profile−1.7%
37Brentwood · profile−1.6%
38Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole · profile−1.6%
39West Oxfordshire · profile−1.5%
40Harrow · profile−1.4%
41Bromley · profile−1.4%
42Basingstoke and Deane · profile−1.3%
43Three Rivers · profile−1.2%
44Chelmsford · profile−1.2%
45Cambridge · profile−1.2%
46Ipswich · profile−1.1%
47Castle Point · profile−1.1%
48Mid Devon · profile−1.0%
49Basildon · profile−1.0%
50Torbay · profile−0.9%
51Oxford · profile−0.9%
52Mid Sussex · profile−0.9%
53Waverley · profile−0.8%
54West Devon · profile−0.7%
55Wealden · profile−0.7%
56Newham · profile−0.7%
57Monmouthshire · profile−0.7%
58Hillingdon · profile−0.6%
59Redditch · profile−0.5%
60Lincoln · profile−0.5%
61Greenwich · profile−0.5%
62Richmond upon Thames · profile−0.3%
63Colchester · profile−0.3%
64Test Valley · profile−0.2%
65North Devon · profile−0.2%
66Horsham · profile−0.2%
67Bracknell Forest · profile−0.2%
68Milton Keynes · profile−0.1%
69Bath and North East Somerset · profile−0.1%
70Southampton · profile+0.1%
71Portsmouth · profile+0.1%
72Maidstone · profile+0.1%
73West Berkshire · profile+0.2%
74Swansea · profile+0.2%
75Rugby · profile+0.2%
76Perth and Kinross · profile+0.2%
77Enfield · profile+0.3%
78Brighton and Hove · profile+0.3%
79Blaby · profile+0.3%
80Ashford · profile+0.3%
81Sutton · profile+0.4%
82Reigate and Banstead · profile+0.4%
83Maldon · profile+0.4%
84Hackney · profile+0.4%
85East Hampshire · profile+0.4%
86Broxbourne · profile+0.4%
87Nottingham · profile+0.5%
88Merton · profile+0.5%
89East Lothian · profile+0.5%
90Clackmannanshire · profile+0.5%
91Sandwell · profile+0.6%
92Lewisham · profile+0.6%
93Mole Valley · profile+0.7%
94Teignbridge · profile+0.8%
95Inverclyde · profile+0.8%
96Hartlepool · profile+0.8%
97Fareham · profile+0.8%
98Thanet · profile+0.9%
99Reading · profile+0.9%
100Flintshire · profile+1.0%
101Medway · profile+1.1%
102Isle of Wight · profile+1.1%
103Hounslow · profile+1.1%
104Conwy · profile+1.1%
105New Forest · profile+1.2%
106East Suffolk · profile+1.2%
107Bexley · profile+1.2%
108Telford and Wrekin · profile+1.3%
109Neath Port Talbot · profile+1.3%
110Epsom and Ewell · profile+1.3%
111Stratford-on-Avon · profile+1.4%
112Gosport · profile+1.4%
113West Suffolk · profile+1.6%
114Torfaen · profile+1.6%
115Rushcliffe · profile+1.6%
116Dorset · profile+1.6%
117Ceredigion · profile+1.6%
118Worcester · profile+1.7%
119North Norfolk · profile+1.7%
120Lewes · profile+1.7%
121Leicester · profile+1.7%
122Harlow · profile+1.7%
123Eastleigh · profile+1.7%
124Dacorum · profile+1.8%
125Adur · profile+1.8%
126Tamworth · profile+1.9%
127Forest of Dean · profile+1.9%
128Fenland · profile+1.9%
129Babergh · profile+1.9%
130South Norfolk · profile+2.0%
131Middlesbrough · profile+2.0%
132Bromsgrove · profile+2.0%
133Braintree · profile+2.0%
134Cardiff · profile+2.1%
135Broxtowe · profile+2.1%
136Walsall · profile+2.2%
137Tameside · profile+2.2%
138Southwark · profile+2.2%
139South Kesteven · profile+2.2%
140Slough · profile+2.2%
141North Ayrshire · profile+2.2%
142Melton · profile+2.2%
143Cheltenham · profile+2.2%
144Birmingham · profile+2.2%
145Thurrock · profile+2.3%
146South Gloucestershire · profile+2.3%
147Hart · profile+2.3%
148Derby · profile+2.3%
149Rushmoor · profile+2.4%
150Rotherham · profile+2.4%
151Rother · profile+2.4%
152Renfrewshire · profile+2.4%
153Gravesham · profile+2.4%
154Folkestone and Hythe · profile+2.4%
155Erewash · profile+2.4%
156West Northamptonshire · profile+2.5%
157Waltham Forest · profile+2.5%
158Midlothian · profile+2.5%
159Mansfield · profile+2.5%
160Haringey · profile+2.5%
161Great Yarmouth · profile+2.5%
162Tonbridge and Malling · profile+2.6%
163Tendring · profile+2.6%
164Peterborough · profile+2.6%
165Hertsmere · profile+2.6%
166Wiltshire · profile+2.7%
167North Warwickshire · profile+2.7%
168North Kesteven · profile+2.7%
169Dumfries and Galloway · profile+2.7%
170Breckland · profile+2.7%
171Watford · profile+2.8%
172Wyre Forest · profile+2.9%
173Stoke-on-Trent · profile+2.9%
174Powys · profile+2.9%
175Manchester · profile+2.9%
176Luton · profile+2.9%
177Kingston upon Thames · profile+2.9%
178Hinckley and Bosworth · profile+2.9%
179Central Bedfordshire · profile+2.9%
180Boston · profile+2.9%
181North Yorkshire · profile+3.1%
182Huntingdonshire · profile+3.1%
183Bridgend · profile+3.1%
184Arun · profile+3.1%
185Sevenoaks · profile+3.2%
186Cotswold · profile+3.2%
187Ashfield · profile+3.2%
188Vale of Glamorgan · profile+3.3%
189City of Edinburgh · profile+3.3%
190Canterbury · profile+3.3%
191Bury · profile+3.3%
192Wrexham · profile+3.4%
193North Northamptonshire · profile+3.4%
194Uttlesford · profile+3.5%
195Stockport · profile+3.5%
196Runnymede · profile+3.5%
197East Devon · profile+3.5%
198Cannock Chase · profile+3.5%
199Bristol, City of · profile+3.5%
200Redbridge · profile+3.6%
201Norwich · profile+3.6%
202Knowsley · profile+3.6%
203Denbighshire · profile+3.6%
204Southend-on-Sea · profile+3.7%
205Halton · profile+3.7%
206East Riding of Yorkshire · profile+3.7%
207Coventry · profile+3.7%
208Cornwall · profile+3.7%
209Chorley · profile+3.7%
210West Lothian · profile+3.8%
211North Lanarkshire · profile+3.8%
212Dartford · profile+3.8%
213Darlington · profile+3.8%
214Cherwell · profile+3.8%
215Charnwood · profile+3.8%
216Torridge · profile+3.9%
217Stockton-on-Tees · profile+3.9%
218Lichfield · profile+3.9%
219Havering · profile+3.9%
220Havant · profile+3.9%
221Glasgow City · profile+3.9%
222East Hertfordshire · profile+4.0%
223Solihull · profile+4.2%
224Nuneaton and Bedworth · profile+4.2%
225West Lancashire · profile+4.3%
226St Albans · profile+4.3%
227Buckinghamshire · profile+4.3%
228Barking and Dagenham · profile+4.3%
229Swindon · profile+4.4%
230Stafford · profile+4.4%
231Plymouth · profile+4.4%
232Orkney Islands · profile+4.4%
233Doncaster · profile+4.4%
234Bedford · profile+4.4%
235Angus · profile+4.4%
236Swale · profile+4.5%
237Somerset · profile+4.5%
238Dover · profile+4.5%
239Crawley · profile+4.5%
240Chesterfield · profile+4.5%
241Winchester · profile+4.6%
242Sunderland · profile+4.6%
243Scottish Borders · profile+4.6%
244Rossendale · profile+4.6%
245Rochdale · profile+4.6%
246Warwick · profile+4.7%
247Stevenage · profile+4.7%
248South Ribble · profile+4.7%
249Bassetlaw · profile+4.7%
250York · profile+4.8%
251Wakefield · profile+4.8%
252South Tyneside · profile+4.8%
253Highland · profile+4.8%
254Herefordshire, County of · profile+4.8%
255South Cambridgeshire · profile+4.9%
256Shropshire · profile+4.9%
257Lancaster · profile+4.9%
258Epping Forest · profile+4.9%
259Bolton · profile+4.9%
260Sheffield · profile+5.0%
261Ribble Valley · profile+5.0%
262Newport · profile+5.0%
263Newark and Sherwood · profile+5.0%
264King's Lynn and West Norfolk · profile+5.0%
265Dudley · profile+5.0%
266Cheshire East · profile+5.0%
267Oldham · profile+5.1%
268South Oxfordshire · profile+5.2%
269Sefton · profile+5.2%
270East Staffordshire · profile+5.2%
271Falkirk · profile+5.3%
272East Renfrewshire · profile+5.3%
273Kirklees · profile+5.4%
274Wychavon · profile+5.6%
275South Derbyshire · profile+5.6%
276Gloucester · profile+5.6%
277Gwynedd · profile+5.7%
278Dundee City · profile+5.7%
279Welwyn Hatfield · profile+5.8%
280South Staffordshire · profile+5.8%
281Mid Suffolk · profile+5.8%
282High Peak · profile+5.8%
283Blackburn with Darwen · profile+5.8%
284Tewkesbury · profile+5.9%
285Leeds · profile+5.9%
286Gedling · profile+5.9%
287Caerphilly · profile+5.9%
288Wyre · profile+6.0%
289Stirling · profile+6.0%
290North Tyneside · profile+6.0%
291Bradford · profile+6.0%
292Barnsley · profile+6.0%
293Surrey Heath · profile+6.1%
294East Cambridgeshire · profile+6.1%
295Carmarthenshire · profile+6.1%
296Rochford · profile+6.2%
297East Dunbartonshire · profile+6.2%
298Vale of White Horse · profile+6.3%
299West Dunbartonshire · profile+6.4%
300Stroud · profile+6.4%
301South Lanarkshire · profile+6.4%
302Kingston upon Hull, City of · profile+6.4%
303Warrington · profile+6.5%
304North West Leicestershire · profile+6.5%
305Wigan · profile+6.6%
306Newcastle-under-Lyme · profile+6.6%
307Bolsover · profile+6.6%
308Newcastle upon Tyne · profile+6.7%
309Isle of Anglesey · profile+6.7%
310Fife · profile+6.8%
311Cumberland · profile+6.9%
312Cheshire West and Chester · profile+6.9%
313County Durham · profile+7.0%
314Ards and North Down · profile+7.0%
315North East Lincolnshire · profile+7.1%
316Liverpool · profile+7.2%
317Broadland · profile+7.2%
318Blackpool · profile+7.2%
319Rhondda Cynon Taf · profile+7.4%
320East Lindsey · profile+7.4%
321North Somerset · profile+7.5%
322South Holland · profile+7.6%
323Belfast · profile+7.7%
324Wirral · profile+7.8%
325North Lincolnshire · profile+7.8%
326North Hertfordshire · profile+7.8%
327Gateshead · profile+7.8%
328Amber Valley · profile+7.9%
329Malvern Hills · profile+8.0%
330Redcar and Cleveland · profile+8.1%
331Wolverhampton · profile+8.2%
332Mid and East Antrim · profile+8.2%
333Pendle · profile+8.6%
334Fylde · profile+8.7%
335Antrim and Newtownabbey · profile+8.8%
336West Lindsey · profile+8.9%
337Blaenau Gwent · profile+8.9%
338Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon · profile+9.2%
339Staffordshire Moorlands · profile+9.4%
340Moray · profile+9.4%
341Calderdale · profile+9.4%
342Causeway Coast and Glens · profile+9.6%
343Trafford · profile+9.7%
344Lisburn and Castlereagh · profile+9.7%
345Harborough · profile+9.7%
346South Ayrshire · profile+9.9%
347Burnley · profile+9.9%
348East Ayrshire · profile+10.1%
349Mid Ulster · profile+10.5%
350North East Derbyshire · profile+10.6%
351Hyndburn · profile+10.7%
352Fermanagh and Omagh · profile+11.0%
353Westmorland and Furness · profile+11.1%
354St. Helens · profile+11.1%
355Derbyshire Dales · profile+11.7%
356Preston · profile+12.4%
357Derry City and Strabane · profile+12.4%
358Northumberland · profile+12.6%
359Na h-Eileanan Siar · profile+12.6%
360Newry, Mourne and Down · profile+12.8%

Ranked by change in average house price over 12 months, per cent, lowest first; ties in alphabetical order. Areas without a value are not ranked.

What this map shows

360 of 360 local authority areas have a current value for average house price (change in average house price over 12 months, per cent), Change over 12 months: June 2025 to June 2026. Classes are quantiles of the areas with data, computed on the server, so the same link always gives the same legend.

The published all-property-types average.

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Source and method

Data
UK House Price Index: average prices (HM Land Registry).
Denominator
None (a published average per area). Percentiles rank the areas with a value for the newest month. UK House Price Index: average prices.
Coverage
The UK House Price Index covers the whole United Kingdom by local authority.
Boundaries
ONS Open Geography Portal generalised boundaries, Open Government Licence v3.0 (2025-05 BGC v2 LAD_MAY_2025_UK_BGC_V2).
Basemap
Ordnance Survey Maps API (Light), used under the OS Data Hub terms.
Formula
(newest value − value twelve months earlier) ÷ value twelve months earlier × 100, both as published
Stale areas
An area whose newest published value is for an earlier period than the newest any area carries is shown as no current data, with both periods named. Nothing is carried forward.
Method
Methodology

What this does not measure

Asking prices, newly agreed prices, or the price of any particular house. A mean is pulled upwards by expensive sales, so it sits above the typical price paid.

UK House Price Index figures are revised for several months after first publication, because a sale enters the index when it is registered rather than when it completes; the most recent months are the least settled. The average is a mean produced by a statistical model, so it is not the price of any real house and it sits above the typical price paid. Local figures for small areas rest on few sales and move about accordingly. Cash and new-build prices are included.

The index is revised as late registrations arrive, so the newest month is provisional; the value shown is the one in the newest release.

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