The property price is the amount a property is worth when a borrower takes out a mortgage for a property. It does not represent how much the purchaser of the property actually pays for the property.
The average prices for property purchases by region in 2006 and 2007 are shown below. Purchases includes first time buyers and buy to let enquiries.
| <75 | 75-100 | 100-125 | 125-150 | 150-175 | 175-200 | ||||||
| 200-225 | 225-250 | 250-275 | 275-300 | 300-325 | 325-350 | ||||||
| 350-375 | 375-400 | 400 -425 | 425-450 | 450-475 | >500 |
Points of interest determined from the average property price map for 2006 and 2007 are.
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