There were 12.6k property sales in Dorset county in the previous twelve months and sales dropped by 10.7% (-1.6k transactions). 806 properties, 6.4% were sales of a newly built property. Most properties were sold in the £300k-£400k price range with 2838 (22.5%) properties sold, followed by £250k-£300k price range with 2164 (17.2%) properties sold.
Dorset sales share of new homes and older homes
March 2019 - February 2020
█ 6.4%
A newly built property
806
█ 93.6%
An established property
11.8k
12.6k
total sales volume
Dorset sales share of houses and flats
March 2019 - February 2020
█ 37.8%
Detached
4.8k
█ 27.7%
Flat
3.5k
█ 17.2%
Semi-Detached
2.2k
█ 17.3%
Terraced
2.2k
Dorset property sales by price range
shows a number of properties sold in a given price range between March 2019 - February 2020.
Property price range
Market share
Sales volume
under £50k
0.0%
2
£50k-£100k
2.1%
263
£100k-£150k
7.4%
938
£150k-£200k
12.8%
1.6k
£200k-£250k
16.6%
2.1k
£250k-£300k
17.2%
2.2k
£300k-£400k
22.5%
2.8k
£400k-£500k
10.4%
1.3k
£500k-£750k
8.0%
1.0k
£750k-£1M
1.8%
222
over £1M
1.2%
150
Dorset sales volumes by floor area size
Number of sold properties by floor area size.
Dorset property sales volumes
Yearly property sales volume by nominal price ranges
Dorset annual sales of new homes and older homes
Total sales volume by year
Dorset annual sales share of new homes and older homes
Market share by year
Dorset annual sales of houses and flats
Total sales volumes by year
Dorset annual sales share of houses and flats
Market share by year
Dorset sales volume change rank
Compares annual percentage change in property transactions to other counties. Metric compares a number of transactions between February 2019 - January 2020 to the number of transactions in the previous 12 months.
Dorset property price and sales volume change
Comparison to other counties. Metrics show a percentage change in property transactions (y-axis) and change in the average price (x-axis) between February 2019 - January 2020 and previous 12 months. The size of a circle is directly proportional to a number of property transactions in a county.
Percentage change in transactionsPercentage change in avg. property price
Percentage change in transactions