Crime and Property Price Data updated to October 2016
We actually had this done last week and just before that in the case of property. So going forward just check out the pages first before checking in on our blog.
Crime data now updated to September 2016
Property prices now updated to September 2016 for England and Wales
As always, property transactions take a little while to filter through on the Land Registry, so we expect the number of listed transactions at 30,867 for September to double. As a rule, we refresh every month since the beginning of … Continue reading
All eyes on Harmondsworth tomorrow . . .
So if the government decides on Heathrow, people living there will be wondering how much their properties are worth, given that the payout is 25% plus market value, assuming of course, it all goes ahead. Using historic Land Registry prices, updated … Continue reading
London Property Price Trends Revealed . . .
This is my latest article for the excellent Planning in London magazine. The number crunching of millions of property prices paid matched geospatially was only possible through this platform www.ukcrimestats.com which you can subscribe to at any time from just £2.99 … Continue reading
All property price and crime data now updated to August 2016
Are all European legal systems fair, independent and equal to our own?
To ask the question, is to answer it. We are quite extremely fortunate in this country to have a very trustworthy independent Judiciary and Polices Forces, that are civilian in nature, very reluctant to use violence and steeped in the principles of Sir … Continue reading
Property prices now updated to August 2016
As always, the latest month is incomplete – they usually take a few months to all come through. That’s why we always refresh the whole property price dataset from the beginning of the year when we update, not just the … Continue reading
Crime data now updated to June 2016
We’re also adding new postcodes and have some new features coming, will keep you posted.
Where can you afford to buy and live?
I was recently quite inspired by the story of a religious community – Orthodox Jews – and their quest to find affordable housing in the UK, moving from North London to Canvey Island where big homes for larger families are affordable. You … Continue reading