Author: James Crabtree

Property Report Infographics – Q4 2022

Highlights from the 2022 Q4 property report:-

House prices annual change percentage – Nov 2022 data
Some impressive gains from all Counties this quarter when compared to last year, with East Midlands making an 14.1% gain closely followed by the West Midlands at 13.7%. Greater London has achieved the smallest gain of just 1.5% in Q4.
House prices annual change percentage – two year comparison (Oct 2022/21/20 data)
Nottinghamshire shows the most combined growth of 29.7% with Leicestershire slightly behind at 28.2%.
Sales trend Q3 2022 sales comparison by County
Counties were on average 30.7% up on last quarter but 26.8% down on the previous year (Q3 2021).
Mortgage lenders – market share 2021
Lloyds banking group still hold the number one spot with an 18.1% market share, despite dropping 0.8% from last year. Barclays break into the top five with a 10.7% market share.

Highlights from the 2022 Q3 property report:-

House prices annual change percentage – Aug 2022 data
Some impressive gains from all Counties this quarter when compared to last year, with South West making an 18.6% gain closely followed by the West Midlands at 18.1%. Greater London has achieved the smallest gain of just 3.2% in Q3.
House prices annual change percentage – two year comparison (Aug 2022/21/20 data)
Shropshire shows the most combined growth of 30.5% with Nottinghamshire slightly behind at 29.9%.
Sales trend Q2 2022 sales comparison by County
Counties were on average 5% up on last quarter but 55.5% down on the previous year (Q2 2021).
Mortgage lenders – market share 2021
Lloyds banking group still hold the number one spot with an 18.1% market share, despite dropping 0.8% from last year. Barclays break into the top five with a 10.7% market share.

Highlights from the 2022 Q2 property report:-

House prices annual change percentage – May 2022 data
Wales continues to lead the way with an impressive 12.4% gain when compared to last year. As per last month the north has achieved the smallest gains with North East (2.4%), Yorkshire and the Humber (4.8%) and the North West (5.2%) respectively.
House prices annual change percentage – two year comparison (Feb 2022/21/20 data)
Once again, Leicestershire shows the most combined growth of 25.9% with Shropshire and Nottinghamshire slightly behind at 25.6% and 25.1% respectively.
Sales trend Q1 2022 sales comparison by County
Counties were on average 66.6% up on last quarter but 53.8% down on the previous year (Q1 2021).
Mortgage lenders – market share 2020
64.3% of all mortgage lending in the UK goes through the top five providers

Highlights from the 2022 Q1 property report:-

House prices annual change percentage – February 2022 data
Wales continues to lead the way with an impressive 8.9% gain when compared to last year. Yorkshire and the Humber have made the smallest gain of 1.2%.
House prices annual change percentage – two year comparison (Feb 2022/21/20 data)
Once again, Leicestershire shows the most combined growth of 25.8% with Shropshire and Nottinghamshire slightly behind at 23.2% and 22,4% respectively.
Sales trend Q4 2021 sales comparison by County
Counties were on average 57.9% down on last quarter and 69.3% down on the previous year (Q4 2020).
Mortgage lenders – market share 2020
64.3% of all mortgage lending in the UK goes through the top five providers

Highlights from the January 2022 property report:-

House prices annual change percentage – December 2021 data
Wales continues to lead the way with an impressive 9.4% gain when compared to last year. London shows a recent resurgence with a 7.6% gain.
House prices annual change percentage – two year comparison (Oct 2021/20/19 data)
Once again, Leicestershire shows the most combined growth of 18.6% edging Nottinghamshire at 18.4%.
Sales trend Q3 2021 sales comparison by County
Counties were on average 17.3% up on last quarter but 69.5% down on the previous year (Q3 2020).
Mortgage lenders – market share 2020
64.3% of all mortgage lending in the UK goes through the top five providers