shows the average property price in a given county between July 2018 - June 2019. The most affordable place was 'Norfolk' with the average price of £252k. The most expensive place was 'Hertfordshire', £456k.
County
Average price
% of East of England avg. price (£330k)
Bedfordshire
£304k
92%
Cambridgeshire
£306k
93%
Essex
£345k
105%
Hertfordshire
£456k
138%
Norfolk
£252k
77%
Suffolk
£275k
83%
East of England house prices compared to other regions
Comparison of the average property price and an average price percentage change by region. Price % change compares the average property price between July 2018 - June 2019 to the average price in the previous 12 months. The size of the circle shows the number of property transactions. The bigger the circle the higher the sales volumes in region.
Average price percentage changeAverage property price
East of England house price rank
With the average price of £330k, East of England is the 3. most pricey region out of 10 England and Wales' regions.
East of England property sales share by price range
shows a number of properties sold in a given price range between July 2018 - June 2019.
Property price range
Market share
Sales volumes
under £50k
0.0%
36
£50k-£100k
1.8%
1.7k
£100k-£150k
7.1%
6.6k
£150k-£200k
14.4%
13.4k
£200k-£250k
16.8%
15.6k
£250k-£300k
16.3%
15.2k
£300k-£400k
21.2%
19.8k
£400k-£500k
10.0%
9.3k
£500k-£750k
8.7%
8.1k
£750k-£1M
2.3%
2.1k
over £1M
1.3%
1.2k
East of England cost comparison of new homes and older homes
July 2018 - June 2019
£343k
A newly built property
£328k
An established property
East of England cost comparison of houses and flats
July 2018 - June 2019
£458k
Detached
£216k
Flat
£316k
Semi-Detached
£271k
Terraced
East of England real house prices
Yearly average nominal house prices adjusted for inflation.
East of England house prices compared to England & Wales' house prices
Yearly average nominal prices
East of England house prices and nearby regions
Yearly average nominal prices
East of England house prices new vs established
Yearly average nominal prices. Graphs shows a difference between house prices of newly built properties and house prices of established residential properties.
