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UK house prices

The UK House Price Index average for the United Kingdom is £272,611 in July 2026, +1.4% on a year earlier. That month is provisional in this file.

Data relates to July 2026 (provisional) for Newcastle upon Tyne. Retrieved 2026-10-02. Choosing an area keeps this page as the canonical URL.

The list is the official areas in this release, not every UK town.

local authority · July 2026 (provisional)

£207,547

Average price. Monthly change: -0.2%. Annual change: +4.1%.

Newcastle upon Tyne average price since 2016
Newcastle upon Tyne average price since 2016. Low £147,851, high £208,006. The figures are also in the table.
Property type averages, where UK HPI publishes them
TypeAverage price
Detached£397,344
Semi-detached£238,190
Terraced£207,914
Flat or maisonette£128,296
First-time buyer average£181,679
Deposit examples on the official average, not a valuation
DepositCashMortgage
5%£10,377£197,170
10%£20,755£186,792
15%£31,132£176,415
20%£41,509£166,038

A 90% mortgage on this average is £186,792. At an example rate of 4.5% over 25 years, the repayment illustration is £1,038.25 a month before fees. That example rate is not a lender product and Bank Rate is not a mortgage rate. Nearest mortgage-amount page · Nearest published SDLT example · Mortgage introduction for this area

All areas in this release

Averages from UK-HPI-full-file-2026-07
AreaReferenceAverage priceAnnual change
United KingdomJuly 2026 (provisional)£272,611+1.4%
EnglandJuly 2026 (provisional)£293,479+1.1%
WalesJuly 2026 (provisional)£215,037+2.6%
ScotlandJuly 2026 (provisional)£196,349+2.3%
Northern IrelandApril 2026 (quarterly series)£202,487+9.2%
North EastJuly 2026 (provisional)£166,943+4.9%
North WestJuly 2026 (provisional)£221,445+4.4%
Yorkshire and The HumberJuly 2026 (provisional)£209,116+3.0%
East MidlandsJuly 2026 (provisional)£242,274+1.9%
West MidlandsJuly 2026 (provisional)£250,880+1.5%
East of EnglandJuly 2026 (provisional)£337,518+0.5%
LondonJuly 2026 (provisional)£550,037-3.3%
South EastJuly 2026 (provisional)£380,878+0.2%
South WestJuly 2026 (provisional)£302,298-0.2%
BirminghamJuly 2026 (provisional)£234,257+2.5%
ManchesterJuly 2026 (provisional)£252,309+1.2%
LeedsJuly 2026 (provisional)£247,695+3.8%
LiverpoolJuly 2026 (provisional)£189,036+8.1%
City of BristolJuly 2026 (provisional)£352,262+2.1%
SheffieldJuly 2026 (provisional)£219,713+2.8%
Newcastle upon TyneJuly 2026 (provisional)£207,547+4.1%
CardiffJuly 2026 (provisional)£272,252+2.7%
City of EdinburghJuly 2026 (provisional)£303,965+4.0%
City of GlasgowJuly 2026 (provisional)£193,675+2.6%
BelfastApril 2026 (quarterly series)£184,768+7.7%

Download this table (CSV). Source: MortgageConnector extract of the UK House Price Index. Open Government Licence v3.0.

How to read the figures

An area average is not a valuation, a forecast, or the price a lender will use. First-time buyer averages are omitted where the file has no figure, including the United Kingdom total in this release. Northern Ireland and Belfast are quarterly: repeated months in the file are not treated as new monthly observations.

Deposit rows apply 5, 10, 15 and 20 percent to the average. The 90% mortgage payment uses the site's example rate. It is not evidence that a 90% product is available. Property tax depends on the actual price, the buyer and the country. The tax link opens the nearest worked example already published for that nation, not a bill calculated on the area average.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right. UK HPI is a joint production by HM Land Registry, Registers of Scotland, Land & Property Services Northern Ireland and the Office for National Statistics. UK HPI downloads. Methodology. Data hub.

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