UK house prices

The local authorities where average house prices rose most over the last 12 months.

1. Preston£186,418+10.7%
2. North East Derbyshire£254,787+10.6%
3. Caerphilly£198,809+9.2%
4. St Helens£182,923+8.8%
5. Redcar and Cleveland£154,696+8.7%
6. Rhondda Cynon Taf£168,304+8.7%
7. Hyndburn£138,477+8.6%
8. Northumberland£209,135+8.3%
9. Pendle£151,427+8.3%
10. Wolverhampton£216,339+8.0%
11. Broadland£314,426+7.6%
12. Staffordshire Moorlands£226,249+7.3%
13. Harborough£346,278+7.1%
14. Ceredigion£243,343+7.0%
15. Blaenau Gwent£143,645+6.9%
16. Sunderland£145,921+6.9%
17. Westmorland and Furness£227,987+6.8%
18. Bedford£332,893+6.7%
19. Halton£195,813+6.6%
20. Wirral£217,407+6.5%

Where average prices dropped most over the last 12 months.

1. City of London£626,980-28.1%
2. City of Westminster£836,331-22.8%
3. Tower Hamlets£444,332-14.5%
4. Hammersmith and Fulham£729,407-10.9%
5. Kensington and Chelsea£1,255,567-10.7%
6. South Hams£363,603-6.5%
7. Islington£669,879-6.4%
8. Camden£805,837-6.2%
9. Salford£231,153-6.1%
10. Wandsworth£659,547-6.1%
11. Guildford£522,008-5.6%
12. Tandridge£476,832-4.9%
13. Slough£329,713-4.4%
14. Barnet£590,583-4.3%
15. Rutland£295,693-4.3%
16. Eastbourne£250,523-3.8%
17. Worthing£299,298-3.7%
18. Hastings£236,879-3.7%
19. Spelthorne£429,916-3.5%
20. Brent£548,895-3.3%

The highest average house prices in England & Wales.

1. Kensington and Chelsea£1,255,567-10.7%
2. City of Westminster£836,331-22.8%
3. Camden£805,837-6.2%
4. Richmond upon Thames£788,872-2.5%
5. Elmbridge£750,157-0.2%
6. Hammersmith and Fulham£729,407-10.9%
7. Islington£669,879-6.4%
8. Wandsworth£659,547-6.1%
9. St Albans£638,489+3.0%
10. Haringey£633,853+2.4%
11. City of London£626,980-28.1%
12. Hackney£608,470+0.1%
13. Merton£597,138-1.3%
14. Barnet£590,583-4.3%
15. Windsor and Maidenhead£584,743+0.2%
16. Kingston upon Thames£582,403-0.0%
17. Southwark£578,683+0.9%
18. Three Rivers£576,942-1.2%
19. Ealing£568,887-2.5%
20. Epsom and Ewell£568,755+2.9%

The lowest average house prices in England & Wales.

1. Burnley£129,643+4.2%
2. Hartlepool£131,342+2.8%
3. City of Kingston upon Hull£133,485+3.4%
4. Blackpool£133,919+5.3%
5. County Durham£137,167+4.4%
6. Middlesbrough£138,122+1.4%
7. Hyndburn£138,477+8.6%
8. Blaenau Gwent£143,645+6.9%
9. Sunderland£145,921+6.9%
10. Merthyr Tydfil£148,214-0.6%
11. North East Lincolnshire£148,294+2.3%
12. Stoke-on-Trent£151,355+5.0%
13. Pendle£151,427+8.3%
14. Redcar and Cleveland£154,696+8.7%
15. Darlington£157,239+1.9%
16. Gateshead£158,765+6.3%
17. South Tyneside£159,318+3.8%
18. Neath Port Talbot£161,864+1.3%
19. Blackburn with Darwen£165,437+3.5%
20. Rhondda Cynon Taf£168,304+8.7%