Compare the Cost of LivingAcross the UK
Explore house prices, salaries, rent, transport and more across 300+ towns and cities. Make informed decisions about where to live.
UK House Price Rankings
Most Affordable
- 1Newcastle upon TyneNorth East£139,200avg. house price
- 2South ShieldsNorth East£139,200avg. house price
- 3DurhamNorth East£144,000avg. house price
- 4GatesheadNorth East£145,600avg. house price
- 5HartlepoolNorth East£145,600avg. house price
- 6BlythNorth East£147,200avg. house price
- 7SunderlandNorth East£148,800avg. house price
- 8MiddlesbroughNorth East£153,600avg. house price
- 9ConsettNorth East£155,200avg. house price
- 10CramlingtonNorth East£158,400avg. house price
Most Expensive
- 1BrentLondon£596,220avg. house price
- 2Kensington and ChelseaLondon£590,990avg. house price
- 3SouthwarkLondon£590,990avg. house price
- 4BexleyLondon£585,760avg. house price
- 5HackneyLondon£585,760avg. house price
- 6Tower HamletsLondon£580,530avg. house price
- 7Waltham ForestLondon£580,530avg. house price
- 8LambethLondon£575,300avg. house price
- 9EalingLondon£559,610avg. house price
- 10SuttonLondon£554,380avg. house price
About Our Data
Our cost of living data is sourced from official UK government statistics including the HM Land Registry (house prices), the Office for National Statistics (salaries and rental indices), and the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (council tax). Where direct local data is unavailable, we use regional estimates based on ONS regional adjustment factors.
All data is updated quarterly. Estimates are provided for guidance only and should not be relied upon for financial decisions.