Rochdale house prices map
This price map shows the average property price in a given county between August 2020 - July 2021. The most affordable place was 'SR, Sunderland' with the average price of £131k. The most expensive place was 'W, West London', £1.2M.
| County | Average price | % of Rochdale avg. price (£339k) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AL, St Albans | £596k | 176% | |
| B, Birmingham | £265k | 78% | |
| BA, Bath | £362k | 107% | |
| BB, Blackburn | £153k | 45% | |
| BD, Bradford | £180k | 53% | |
| BH, Bournemouth | £403k | 119% | |
| BL, Bolton | £193k | 57% | |
| BN, Brighton | £404k | 119% | |
| BR, Bromley | £547k | 161% | |
| BS, Bristol | £349k | 103% | |
| CA, Carlisle | £193k | 57% | |
| CB, Cambridge | £425k | 125% | |
| CF, Cardiff | £213k | 63% | |
| CH, Chester | £232k | 68% | |
| CM, Chelmsford | £439k | 129% | |
| CO, Colchester | £317k | 93% | |
| CR, Croydon | £463k | 137% | |
| CT, Canterbury | £333k | 98% | |
| CV, Coventry | £285k | 84% | |
| CW, Crewe | £254k | 75% | |
| DA, Dartford | £380k | 112% | |
| DE, Derby | £233k | 69% | |
| DH, Durham | £151k | 44% | |
| DL, Darlington | £169k | 50% | |
| DN, Doncaster | £172k | 51% | |
| DT, Dorchester | £337k | 99% | |
| DY, Dudley | £237k | 70% | |
| E, East London | £540k | 159% | |
| EC, East Central London | £852k | 251% | |
| EN, Enfield | £499k | 147% | |
| EX, Exeter | £325k | 96% | |
| FY, Blackpool | £172k | 51% | |
| GL, Gloucester | £357k | 105% | |
| GU, Guildford | £536k | 158% | |
| HA, Harrow | £560k | 165% | |
| HD, Huddersfield | £215k | 63% | |
| HG, Harrogate | £374k | 110% | |
| HP, Hemel Hempstead | £505k | 149% | |
| HR, Hereford | £307k | 91% | |
| HU, Hull | £188k | 55% | |
| HX, Halifax | £188k | 56% | |
| IG, Ilford | £521k | 154% | |
| IP, Ipswich | £315k | 93% | |
| KT, Kingston upon Thames | £674k | 199% | |
| L, Liverpool | £187k | 55% | |
| LA, Lancaster | £229k | 67% | |
| LD, Llandrindod Wells | £238k | 70% | |
| LE, Leicester | £274k | 81% | |
| LL, Llandudno | £207k | 61% | |
| LN, Lincoln | £229k | 67% | |
| LS, Leeds | £258k | 76% | |
| LU, Luton | £316k | 93% | |
| M, Manchester | £227k | 67% | |
| ME, Rochester | £326k | 96% | |
| MK, Milton Keynes | £353k | 104% | |
| N, North London | £701k | 207% | |
| NE, Newcastle upon Tyne | £197k | 58% | |
| NG, Nottingham | £226k | 67% | |
| NN, Northampton | £273k | 81% | |
| NP, Newport | £213k | 63% | |
| NR, Norwich | £283k | 83% | |
| NW, North West London | £921k | 271% | |
| OL, Oldham | £175k | 51% | |
| OX, Oxford | £444k | 131% | |
| PE, Peterborough | £266k | 78% | |
| PL, Plymouth | £274k | 81% | |
| PO, Portsmouth | £325k | 96% | |
| PR, Preston | £207k | 61% | |
| RG, Reading | £447k | 132% | |
| RH, Redhill | £480k | 141% | |
| RM, Romford | £384k | 113% | |
| S, Sheffield | £195k | 58% | |
| SA, Swansea | £189k | 56% | |
| SE, South East London | £557k | 164% | |
| SG, Stevenage | £416k | 123% | |
| SK, Stockport | £308k | 91% | |
| SL, Slough | £603k | 178% | |
| SM, Sutton | £484k | 143% | |
| SN, Swindon | £320k | 94% | |
| SO, Southampton | £396k | 117% | |
| SP, Salisbury | £363k | 107% | |
| SR, Sunderland | £131k | 39% | |
| SS, Southend-on-Sea | £356k | 105% | |
| ST, Stoke-on-Trent | £196k | 58% | |
| SW, South West London | £968k | 285% | |
| SY, Shrewsbury | £270k | 80% | |
| TA, Taunton | £289k | 85% | |
| TD, Galashiels | £189k | 56% | |
| TF, Telford | £229k | 68% | |
| TN, Tonbridge | £441k | 130% | |
| TQ, Torquay | £332k | 98% | |
| TR, Truro | £334k | 99% | |
| TS, Cleveland | £152k | 45% | |
| TW, Twickenham | £599k | 177% | |
| UB, Southall | £437k | 129% | |
| W, West London | £1.2M | 364% | |
| WA, Warrington | £271k | 80% | |
| WC, Western Central London | £1.1M | 337% | |
| WD, Watford | £556k | 164% | |
| WF, Wakefield | £184k | 54% | |
| WN, Wigan | £166k | 49% | |
| WR, Worcester | £312k | 92% | |
| WS, Walsall | £227k | 67% | |
| WV, Wolverhampton | £213k | 63% | |
| YO, York | £269k | 79% | |
