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House Prices Leicestershire

The chart below reveals the changes in Leicestershire house prices over the last few years. These are based on real Leicestershire property sales figures taken from the England and Wales Land Registry. These figures are released with a six week lag so wont show the most recent developments in the Leicestershire housing market.

Average house prices for Leicestershire

Detached house, £248,520
Semi-detached, £134,625
Terraced house, £108,350
Flat / maisonette, £85,194
All property types, £161,226

December2011

House Price Index graph

Getting more accurate recent house prices in Leicestershire

Ask local estate agents. Consult a few and compare what they say.
Check the local press for stories relating to the Leicestershire housing market. Local journalists will have contacts within all sides of the industry, auctioneers, property developers and agents.
Attend a local auction. Find out from your local paper where auctions are being held, turn up and see what properties are really going for.
Sold house prices sites. There are a number of websites offering free house prices for individual houses. You can narrow down your search to a particular street or area within Leicestershire. This is by far the best way to investigate house prices because average house prices can be misleading.

Compare average house prices for other areas

North West house prices

£133,343

2.5%

House prices latest news

Boost for stalled housing schemes
Four Wiltshire housing projects, suspended when the recession struck, will be loaned a share of nearly �4.5m to be restarted.

Thermal imaging for 10,000 Scottish homes
A project which will see homes across Scotland scanned to show heat loss is unveiled as part of a new focus on housing policy.

Council fish and chip ban halted
A council does a u-turn on plans to ban pensioners at a sheltered housing complex from eating fish and chip takeaways.

Trapped into living with the ex
Couples who have split up are increasingly being forced to live under the same roof by the current freeze in the housing market.

Anti-social issues event planned
Police, council staff and housing officers in part of Leicestershire are to receive extra training in how to deal with anti-social behaviour.

House pricces Leicestershire

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