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The Land Registry House Price Index (HPI) captures changes in the value of UK residential properties. The HPI is published by the Land Registry, using sales data collected on all residential housing transactions, whether for cash or with a mortgage, in England and Wales since April 2000.
Iindices can be searched at a national level, as well as for the various regions, counties and London boroughs.
An interesting function is the possibility to compare house prices in two locations
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Thats an excellent tool, comparing prices in different areas. However, one thing that this tool doesn't take into account which is very important is the Location. When you are comparing two different areas the Location ads value! That is why you will find property that is in Chelsea is more expensive than one Hampstead.
Posted by: Homes in London | July 31, 2007 at 14:30