Market snapshot

UK house prices by city, July 2026 figures

Average price and annual change across 18 major UK cities, straight from HM Land Registry's House Price Index, the same source every property report on this site uses, not a press release or a one-off article. These are July 2026 figures, the latest month the index had published when it was read on 16 Oct 2026. Prices rose over the year in 11 of the 18 cities. The strongest was Liverpool at +8.1%, and the weakest City of Westminster at -20.7%. Small areas with few sales can swing this much in a year.

Area Average price Annual change As of
Liverpool £189,036 +8.1% July 2026
Belfast £184,768 +7.7% July 2026
Newcastle upon Tyne £207,547 +4.1% July 2026
City of Edinburgh £303,965 +4.0% July 2026
Leeds £247,695 +3.8% July 2026
Sheffield £219,713 +2.8% July 2026
Cardiff £272,252 +2.7% July 2026
City of Glasgow £193,675 +2.6% July 2026
Birmingham £234,257 +2.5% July 2026
City of Bristol £352,262 +2.1% July 2026
Manchester £252,309 +1.2% July 2026
Cambridge £475,151 +0.0% July 2026
Leicester £227,322 -0.9% July 2026
Brighton and Hove £408,948 -1.1% July 2026
City of Nottingham £190,200 -1.3% July 2026
Oxford £471,667 -2.3% July 2026
City of Aberdeen £130,689 -8.7% July 2026
City of Westminster £876,788 -20.7% July 2026
Small areas with few sales can swing this much in a year.

Each linked name opens the area guide for a postcode district at its centre (L1 for Liverpool). The figures in the row are for the whole council area.

Fastest growing: Liverpool (+8.1%). Steepest falling: City of Westminster (-20.7%). Small areas with few sales can swing this much in a year.

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