Revealed: The UK's top property value hotspots by region
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Revealed: The UK's top property value hotspots by region
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"Around half of the UK's 30 million homes increased in value in 2025, according to estimates by Zoopla. The property website said about 15.2 million homes registered an increase in value of one per cent or more, averaging a 9,900 increase. Estimates showed 3.1 million homeowners saw the value of their property increase by 20,000 or more, while 5.6 million homes maintained their value to within plus or minus one per cent."
"Zoopla found clear-cut differences across the UK, with more than 70 per cent of homeowners in northern regions of England, as well as in Scotland and Northern Ireland, recording value gains for their homes. In Northern Ireland, 94 per cent of homes were estimated to have experienced price increases last year, at an average of 14,200. About 9.1 million homes lost at least one per cent of their value last year, with an average loss of 10,800."
The Independent covers reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech and sends journalists on the ground to cover developing stories. Investigations include the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC and a documentary, 'The A Word', about American women fighting for reproductive rights. The outlet relies on donations to fund reporting, avoids paywalls, and aims to make quality journalism available across the political spectrum. Zoopla estimates that around half of the UK's 30 million homes rose in value in 2025, with about 15.2 million homes up at least one per cent. Regional gains were strongest in northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, while roughly 9.1 million homes lost at least one per cent.
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