House prices and the housing surveys
The official index for each nation, rents, and the condition surveys, with the source and the date on every figure.
UK House Price Index, June 2026
Provisional estimates published 2 September 2026 by HM Land Registry and the Office for National Statistics. Northern Ireland is reported quarterly.
Source: UK House Price Index summary: June 2026 (source: gov.uk). Full data: UK-HPI-full-file-2026-06.csv from HM Land Registry, Open Government Licence. The Homebinding record pulls the index for every property's local authority each month.
The hot spots: every sale in BS9 for three years
Every sale registered with HM Land Registry in the BS9 postcode district since September 2023, placed on the map at its postcode and coloured by price. Click a dot for the address, the price and the date. The figures below the map are worked out from the same sales as you filter them.
Price per square metre by sector
Half of the sales in each sector fell between the lower and upper quartile. Land Registry sale prices divided by the floor area on each home's energy certificate.
What is a square metre worth here
Every sale in the sector, joined to the floor area on its energy certificate, which is what turns a price into a price per square metre. Put in a floor area and a sector and you get the range that sector actually trades at, from Homebinding's own reading of the register.
Sources: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0, standard price paid transactions only, read ; postcode positions from postcodes.io (ONS Postcode Directory, OGL). Sales are placed at the centre of their postcode, not at the door. Price per square metre is worked out here, by joining each sale to the total floor area on its energy certificate: Energy Performance of Buildings Data, Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.
Rents
Source: ONS, Private rent and house prices, UK: August 2026 (source: ons.gov.uk), published 19 August 2026.
The housing surveys
The four national surveys are the fullest official picture of how the country lives. The English Housing Survey reads on Homebinding in full, chapter by chapter, under the Open Government Licence; the others are linked until their text is added. All the housing surveys.
English Housing Survey
65% of households own their home, 19% rent privately, 16% rent socially. 4.0 million dwellings (15%) failed the Decent Homes Standard in 2024; 1.4 million (5%) had damp. Demographics report 4 December 2025; housing quality report 29 January 2026.
Read the demographics report Read the housing quality reportWelsh Housing Conditions Survey
The latest full survey remains April 2017 to March 2018, headline results 2018 and the energy efficiency report 23 October 2019. Welsh prices and rents come from the UK index above.
The survey on GOV.WALES (source: gov.wales)Scottish House Condition Survey
28.7% of households, about 732,000, were in fuel poverty in 2024, down from 33.9% in 2023. 56% of homes reach EPC band C or better. 90% are free from damp or condensation. Key findings published 24 February 2026.
The survey on gov.scot (source: gov.scot)Northern Ireland House Condition Survey
The 2023 survey is being published as themed reports: the household profile on 25 June 2026, with fuel poverty key findings due 30 September 2026. Northern Ireland prices come from the quarterly NI House Price Index.
The survey at the Housing Executive (source: nihe.gov.uk)Sold prices
Every sale registered in England and Wales since 1995 is published monthly as Price Paid Data; the July 2026 file was released on 28 August 2026. The Homebinding record shows the last five sales in the street beside every listing, with the date, the price and the tenure, drawn from that file.
Price Paid Data downloads (source: gov.uk) UK HPI explorer (source: landregistry.data.gov.uk) Registers of Scotland (source: ros.gov.uk)
Twenty years, by local authority
The UK House Price Index for every authority that has a place on Homebinding, in cash and in today's money. Choose one.
