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The Check Labs Ltd Data Index

Free sold-price data from HM Land Registry. Every issue has its method, a CSV download and the sample size on every figure.

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Latest issue

+0.0%

Median 12-month change across published districts

Districts
2,233
Rising
45%

HM Land Registry, data to 31 July 2026

Latest figures

What the newest issue shows

Computed from 1,710,150 registered sales in the two 12-month windows.

  • Largest rise

    +114.0%

    WC2B, 10 sales

  • Largest fall

    -93.2%

    M17, 11 sales

  • Sales analysed

    1,710,150

    2,233 districts

  • Minimum sample

    10

    sales in each window

Summary

The Check Labs Ltd Data Index tracks sold house prices across 2,233 UK postcode districts; the latest issue covers the 12 months to July 2026. In that issue sold prices in the median district stayed broadly flat (0%) against the 12 months before, and 45.4% of districts rose. Among the 1,931 districts with at least 100 sales in the latest 12 months, M6 (SALFORD) rose most (+35.8%, median £220,000) and S1 (Sheffield) fell most (−33.3%, median £100,000).

Data from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, up to 31 July 2026.

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UK house prices by postcode district: every issue

Issue #1 · Data through 31 July 2026

UK Sold-Price Movement Index — 12 months to 2026-07 vs the prior 12 months

2,233 qualifying outcodes, minimum sample of 10 sales per 12-month window.

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Questions, answered

Are UK house prices going up or down? Districts are split

What is the Check Labs Ltd Data Index?
It compares the median sold price of homes in each UK postcode district over two consecutive 12-month windows, using HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. The latest issue covers 2,233 districts and 1,710,150 sales, with a minimum of 10 sales in each window so one sale cannot drive a figure.
What does the latest issue show?
In the 12 months to July 2026 sold prices in the median district stayed broadly flat (0%) against the 12 months before, and half of districts moved between −3.9% and +3.4%. 1,013 districts rose and 1,093 fell. A past change is not a forecast.
Which UK area had the biggest house price rise?
Among districts with at least 100 sales in the latest 12 months, M6 (SALFORD) had the largest rise at +35.8%, a median of £220,000 from 421 sales (£162,000 from 781 a year earlier). S1 (Sheffield) fell most at −33.3%.
Where does the data come from and how recent is it?
It is HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, covering England and Wales, up to 31 July 2026, from 2,208,165 sales read for this issue. Scotland and Northern Ireland are not covered. Sold prices appear weeks after a sale, so the newest months are the least complete.