Meanus property prices

16 sales on the register since 2010. Figures cover the 12 months to 16 Oct 2026.

Median sale price, last 12 monthsToo few sales—no comparison

0 market-price sales

Middle 50% of prices—

Second-hand median—0 sales

New-home median, incl. VAT—0 sales

New homes’ share of sales—

Prices over time

Median sale price, with the middle half of sales shaded. Market-price sales only; new homes include VAT.

Median, no complete period—

Change on the previous period—

Market-price sales, —

There are not enough sales to chart this selection.

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Period	Median	25th percentile	75th percentile	Sales
2025	Too few sales	—	—	1
2024	Too few sales	—	—	1
2023	Too few sales	—	—	1
2022	Too few sales	—	—	1
2021	Too few sales	—	—	3
2018	Too few sales	—	—	1
2017	Too few sales	—	—	1
2016	Too few sales	—	—	2
2015	Too few sales	—	—	2
2012	Too few sales	—	—	1
2011	Too few sales	—	—	2

* The latest period is incomplete: sales can take months to reach the register.

How these figures are calculated

Sales marked “not full market price” are left out of every median, percentile and index.
Bulk sales (five or more homes in one county registered on the same day at the same price) are left out, because their prices are usually a total split across the homes.
Prices published without VAT (almost always new homes) have 13.5% VAT added, so they compare fairly with second-hand sales. Sale pages always show the published price.
Medians are hidden for groups with fewer than 10 sales, and groups with fewer than 30 are marked as small samples.
Figures are not adjusted for inflation or, unless stated, for the mix of homes sold.
Records the PSRA later corrects or withdraws are left out of statistics, but their pages stay available.