Median prices have risen unusually fast over the latest rolling 12-month period, which may indicate intense local demand or constrained supply.
Property Insights
Property Market Insights
Price Spike highlights unusually strong median price growth, Liquidity Stress flags falling transaction volumes despite rising prices, Sector Outperformance shows sectors rising faster than the national HPI trend, and Momentum Reversal identifies areas where earlier strong price growth has turned into decline.
Nine anomaly types
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Last run 01 Jun 2026, 18:53
Guide
What the nine insights mean
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Guide
What the nine insights mean
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Median prices have fallen sharply over the latest rolling 12-month period, which can point to weakening demand, repricing, or distressed local conditions.
Transaction volumes have dropped hard compared with the prior year, suggesting buyers have pulled back or activity has stalled.
Transaction volumes have fallen sharply while prices continue rising, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Transaction volumes have risen strongly compared with the prior year, showing a sudden increase in market activity.
Transaction volumes have fallen so far that the market may be freezing up, with far fewer homes successfully completing sales.
This postcode sector is outperforming the wider national market, with stronger local price growth than the UK benchmark.
Earlier strong price growth has turned into decline, which can signal that local market momentum is rolling over.
This postcode sector is rising much faster than the national average, suggesting unusually strong local demand or catch-up growth.
Signal Mix
Stored insights by type
A quick view of how the nine anomaly types are currently distributed.
Demand Collapse
DN1 • 37 sales
Property transactions in DN1 fell 58.0% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 based on 37 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Demand Collapse
DN1 • 42 sales
Property transactions in DN1 fell 50.6% between 28 Feb 2025 and 27 Feb 2026 based on 42 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
28 Feb 2025 → 27 Feb 2026
Price Spike
DN10 • 141 sales
Median property prices in DN10 rose 26.0% between 01 May 2025 and 30 Apr 2026 based on 141 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026
Liquidity Stress
DN121 • 47 sales
Property transactions in postcode sector DN121 fell 53.5% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 while median prices still rose 9.4%, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Price Spike
DN38 • 38 sales
Median property prices in DN38 rose 36.9% between 28 Feb 2025 and 27 Feb 2026 based on 38 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
28 Feb 2025 → 27 Feb 2026
Liquidity Stress
DN403 • 21 sales
Property transactions in postcode sector DN403 fell 48.8% between 28 Feb 2025 and 27 Feb 2026 while median prices still rose 18.4%, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Rolling Period
28 Feb 2025 → 27 Feb 2026
Liquidity Stress
DY14 • 37 sales
Property transactions in postcode sector DY14 fell 48.6% between 28 Feb 2025 and 27 Feb 2026 while median prices still rose 8.9%, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Rolling Period
28 Feb 2025 → 27 Feb 2026
Liquidity Stress
E179 • 96 sales
Property transactions in postcode sector E179 fell 52.5% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 while median prices still rose 14.6%, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Liquidity Stress
E34 • 72 sales
Property transactions in postcode sector E34 fell 52.9% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 while median prices still rose 5.2%, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Price Collapse
EC1M • 21 sales
Median property prices in postcode sector EC1M fell 34.0% over the last 12 months. Previous period median price: £787,500. Current period median price: £520,000.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026
Price Collapse
EC1M • 20 sales
Median property prices in postcode sector EC1M fell 28.3% over the last 12 months. Previous period median price: £799,000. Current period median price: £572,500.
Rolling Period
28 Feb 2025 → 27 Feb 2026
Demand Collapse
EC1R • 31 sales
Property transactions in EC1R fell 51.6% between 01 May 2025 and 30 Apr 2026 based on 31 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026
Demand Collapse
EC1R • 29 sales
Property transactions in EC1R fell 54.0% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 based on 29 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Demand Collapse
EC1V • 77 sales
Property transactions in EC1V fell 46.9% between 01 May 2025 and 30 Apr 2026 based on 77 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026
Demand Collapse
EC1V • 70 sales
Property transactions in EC1V fell 55.1% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 based on 70 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Price Spike
EC4V • 8 sales
Median property prices in EC4V rose 37.6% between 01 May 2025 and 30 Apr 2026 based on 8 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026
Price Spike
EC4V • 8 sales
Median property prices in EC4V rose 37.6% between 01 Apr 2025 and 31 Mar 2026 based on 8 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 Apr 2025 → 31 Mar 2026
Price Spike
EC4V • 8 sales
Median property prices in EC4V rose 39.0% between 28 Feb 2025 and 27 Feb 2026 based on 8 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
28 Feb 2025 → 27 Feb 2026
Momentum Reversal
EN53 • 31 sales
Median property prices in EN53 rose strongly between 01 May 2024 and 30 Apr 2025 but fell between 01 May 2025 and 30 Apr 2026, indicating a possible reversal in local price momentum based on 31 recorded sales.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026
Liquidity Stress
EN63 • 26 sales
Property transactions in postcode sector EN63 fell 51.9% between 01 May 2025 and 30 Apr 2026 while median prices still rose 7.8%, suggesting weakening market liquidity.
Rolling Period
01 May 2025 → 30 Apr 2026