Quarterly house price focus: Quarter 1 of 2006 - Changes in the mix of properties sold

Published	5 June 2006
Type(s)	Research and statistics
Site	Housing
Price	Free

Summary

The data from the Land Registry shows that the mix of properties sold has changed over time and in the past few years this is largely due to a change in the mix of new properties coming onto the market with far more flats and far fewer detached properties. This holds across all regions, although in London, with a low percentage of detached houses, there are fewer new terraced houses.

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Part C: Mix-adjusted average house prices
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Part A: Summary Tables
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Part D: Mix-adjusted house price indices and prices by dwelling type
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Quarterly house price focus: Quarter 1 of 2006
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Part B: Mix-adjusted house price indices and inflation rates
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