North Lincolnshire house prices increased more than Yorkshire and Humber average in October

House prices increased by 1.9% – more than the average for Yorkshire and the Humber – in North Lincolnshire in October, new figures show.

The rise contributes to the longer-term trend, which has seen property prices in the area grow by 11% over the last year.

The average North Lincolnshire house price in October was £189,603, Land Registry figures show – a 1.9% increase on September.

Over the month, the picture was different to that across Yorkshire and the Humber, where prices increased 0.2%, and North Lincolnshire was above the 0.3% rise for the UK as a whole.

Over the last year, the average sale price of property in North Lincolnshire rose by £19,000 – putting the area 18th among Yorkshire and the Humber’s 21 local authorities with price data for annual growth.

The highest annual growth in the region was in Craven, where property prices increased on average by 18.2%, to £291,000. At the other end of the scale, properties in Calderdale gained 7.3% in value, giving an average price of £189,000.

Average UK house prices increased by 12.6% in the year to October, accelerating from 9.9% in September.

The increase in the annual percentage change was partly caused by a sharp fall in average house prices in October 2021, following changes to stamp duty.

The average UK house price was £296,400 in October, which was £33,000 higher than a year earlier.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, said: “Despite today’s figures, double-digit UK house price growth is now a thing of the past.

“Even as the reverberations of the mini-budget fade, a more adverse lending landscape is emerging after 13 years of ultra-low rates."

First steps on the property ladder

First-time buyers in North Lincolnshire spent an average of £161,000 on their property – £16,000 more than a year ago, and £41,000 more than in October 2017.

By comparison, former owner-occupiers paid £215,000 on average in October – 33.3% more than first-time buyers.

Property types

Owners of detached houses saw the biggest rise in property prices in North Lincolnshire in October – they increased 2.1%, to £256,988 on average. Over the last year, prices rose by 10.7%.

Among other types of property:

Semi-detached: up 1.9% monthly; up 11.4% annually; £163,460 averageTerraced: up 1.8% monthly; up 11.5% annually; £135,144 averageFlats: up 1.4% monthly; up 6.2% annually; £80,659 average

How do property prices in North Lincolnshire compare?

Buyers paid 11.4% less than the average price in Yorkshire and the Humber (£214,000) in October for a property in North Lincolnshire. Across Yorkshire and the Humber, property prices are lower than those across the UK, where the average cost £296,000.

The most expensive properties in Yorkshire and the Humber were in Harrogate – £346,000 on average, and 1.8 times as much as more than in North Lincolnshire. Harrogate properties cost 2.5 times as much as homes in Hull (£139,000 average), at the other end of the scale.

The highest property prices across the UK were in Kensington and Chelsea.

Factfile

Average property price in October

North Lincolnshire: £189,603Yorkshire and the Humber:£214,036UK: £296,422

Annual growth to October

North Lincolnshire: +11%Yorkshire and the Humber: +15.1%UK: +12.6%

Highest and lowest annual growth in Yorkshire and the Humber

Craven: +18.2%Calderdale: +7.3%