House prices per square metre map

What do homes really cost? The Price £/m² layer shades every neighbourhood in England & Wales by its median price per square metre — the fairest way to compare a one-bed flat with a four-bed house, and one street with the next.

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What the map shows

Each neighbourhood (2021 census LSOA, roughly 1,600 residents) is coloured by the median £ per square metre of homes sold there since 2022. Tap any area for its figure and the number of sales behind it. Areas with fewer than five matched sales are left blank rather than guessed.

How it is worked out

Every registered sale in HM Land Registry Price Paid Data is matched to the same home’s Energy Performance Certificate, which records internal floor area. Sold price ÷ floor area gives £/m² — the same normalisation used by ONS research and industry tools. Only standard market sales of houses and flats are counted.

Coverage and caveats

Covers England and Wales — Scotland has a separate land register and EPC scheme, and Northern Ireland publishes neither dataset. Medians reflect sold homes since 2022, not valuations of every home; a neighbourhood’s unsold stock may differ.

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Coverage: England & Wales (sales since 2022). Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data matched to domestic Energy Performance Certificates (MHCLG). Open data under the Open Government Licence v3.0. See the full notes and disclaimer. Page updated 17 July 2026.