HomesIndex maps every sold house price recorded by HM Land Registry for England & Wales — geocoded to the exact property, not just the postcode — so you can see what homes really sold for, street by street and address by address.
Most public tools show sold prices at postcode level. HomesIndex resolves each sale to its individual property using the Ordnance Survey Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN), so a sale sits on the actual building on the map. Coordinates are address-exact for roughly 80% of sales — matched to the property's UPRN — with the remainder placed at the postcode centre when an exact match isn't possible. That geocoding is the core of what we do, and why HomesIndex can show a block of flats as distinct properties rather than one dot.
The headline number on every area, district and sector page is the median sold price — the middle value of that period's recorded sales. We lead with the median rather than the mean because a handful of very expensive sales can pull an average well above what a typical home sold for. Both are shown so you can see the difference. Counts are of completed, registered sales, so recent months fill in as more sales are lodged.
Figures are sold prices from the public record — not valuations, estimates or asking prices. They tell you what buyers actually paid, which is why they're a firmer basis for judging a market than an automated estimate.
HomesIndex covers England & Wales (Scotland and Northern Ireland keep separate land registers and aren't included). The dataset is refreshed monthly from HM Land Registry, so new sales appear as they're registered.
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Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. HomesIndex is an independent tool and is not affiliated with HM Land Registry or Ordnance Survey.