High Value Council Tax Surcharge and homes over £2 million
From April 2028, the High Value Council Tax Surcharge will introduce an additional flat-rate charge on properties valued at £2 million or more
Find constituency data on house prices over time.
This page provides constituency-level data on house prices in England and Wales. It also shows the latest data for neighbourhoods within each constituency.
The house price figures used are the median price paid for properties over the twelve months to the date shown. The figures aren’t adjusted for the mix of different property sizes and types sold in different periods and places.
Use the dropdown menu below to select the constituency you’re interested in and view key statistics.
If you would like to access this information in an alternative format please email papers@parliament.uk and we will review your request.
The median is the point at which half of house prices in the data are higher and half are lower.
The median house price is for the rolling year to the end of the month specified.
The neighbourhoods used in this dashboard are 2021 Census MSOAs, a type of small statistical area. You can read more about MSOAs and the names we used on our MSOA names page.
We aim to update this dashboard in line with data releases from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which are currently published twice a year.
MPs and their staff can contact the Commons Library with queries about updates.
ONS, housing datasets:
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