By Eric White
IN the past decade Thurrock house prices have risen by 73.20%, CashLady analysis of Land Registry data has found.
Nearby Southen-on-Sea’s house prices have increased even further, with a rise of 74.85% over the same period.
Harlow has seen the highest house price growth with a rise of 74.92% while house prices in Watford and Cambridge have increased 74.75% and 73.03% respectively over the ten-year period.
In December 2019 prices in Harlow averaged at £290,068, up from £165,829 a decade before.
If prices continued to rise at the same rate they would reach £507,387 by 2030.
At the other end of the spectrum Aards and North Down in Northern Ireland saw prices fall by 7.73% in 10 years, followed by Aberdeen (-7.47%), Inverclyde (-5.81%) Mid and East Antrim (-5.32%) and County Durham (-5.18%).
