Standardised Average House Price

Datesort iconPrice% Change
May 2008£184111-2.4
April 2008£188704-1.5
March 2008£191590-2.5
February 2008£196465-0.4
January 2008£1972430.0
December 2007£197163+1.4
November 2007£194500-1.3
October 2007£197000-0.7
September 2007£198305-0.6
August 2007£199600+0.3
July 2007£198936+0.8
June 2007£197450+0.4

The rise or fall in the value of housing across the United Kingdom is a great interest to millions of people. This table shows the changes to the average House price in both actual and percentage terms. The small arrows indicate the direction of the change compared to the previous month.

The figures give you the opportunity to consider some of the detail behind the House Price Index calculated each month by The Halifax Group, who are the UK's biggest mortgage lender. The Halifax Group have been calculating the monthly House Price index since 1984. It is widely used by government departments, the media and business as an authoritative indicator of house price movements.

The standardised index is seasonally adjusted using the U.S. Bureau of the Census XII moving-average method based on a rolling 84-month series. Each month, the seasonally adjusted figure for the same month a year ago and last month's figure are subject to revision.

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