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House prices in Yorkshire and The HumberSold prices by local authority and town

The median home in Yorkshire and The Humber sold for £215,000 between July 2025 and June 2026, based on 65,969 sales registered with HM Land Registry.

In Yorkshire and The Humber, prices rose by 3% in the year to July 2026, according to the UK House Price Index.

Median price£215,000July 2025 to June 2026
Homes sold65,969143,817 over 24 months
Change over a year+3%Yorkshire and The Humber, to July 2026
Price per sq ftToo few sales to publish a figureNot enough sales matched to a floor area yet

Price per sq ft and per m²

We work out the price per sq ft from sales matched to the floor area on their energy certificate. In Yorkshire and The Humber, fewer than 20 matched sales exist so far, so we do not publish this figure yet. The number of matched sales grows every month.

Median price by property type in Yorkshire and The Humber

Sales between July 2025 and June 2026. A figure needs at least 11 sales.

Property typeMedian priceMiddle half of salesSales
Detached£350,000£275,000 to £465,00015,994
Semi-detached£211,500£170,000 to £270,00024,492
Terraced£165,000£125,000 to £222,50020,192
Flat£135,000£98,000 to £185,0005,291

Median price each year since 1995

Years with fewer than 11 sales are left out.

£60k£120k£180k£230k1995200020052010201520202025
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YearMedian priceSales
2025£217,50076,435
2024£210,00073,158
2023£200,00068,407
2022£200,00084,896
2021£190,00098,952
2020£175,00071,879
2019£165,00082,193
2018£160,00083,786
2017£155,00085,274
2016£150,00082,284
2015£145,00079,551
2014£139,99978,895
2013£134,95066,606
2012£130,00056,094
2011£130,00055,481
2010£135,00054,983
2009£130,00053,990
2008£130,00062,905
2007£135,000119,986
2006£128,650125,707
2005£119,995102,863
2004£110,000117,878
2003£87,950121,738
2002£70,000125,289
2001£59,950112,915
2000£56,000100,725
1999£53,00098,059
1998£50,00087,464
1997£48,95089,301
1996£46,70080,895
1995£45,50071,345

Price map around Yorkshire and The Humber

Each small area is raised and coloured by its median price over the last 24 months. Hatched areas have too few sales for their own figure.

House prices in England and Wales, area by area.

Fine stripes: too few sales, the price shown is the one of the local authority

    Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database rights 2026.

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    Questions about house prices in Yorkshire and The Humber

    How much does a house cost in Yorkshire and The Humber?

    The median price of a home sold in Yorkshire and The Humber between July 2025 and June 2026 was £215,000, from 65,969 sales. Half of these homes sold for between £155,000 and £304,950.

    How much does a semi-detached house cost in Yorkshire and The Humber?

    The median price of a semi-detached house in Yorkshire and The Humber was £211,500 over the last 12 complete months, from 24,492 sales.

    Which type of home costs the most in Yorkshire and The Humber?

    Detached houses sold for the most, with a median of £350,000. Flats sold for the least, with a median of £135,000.

    Are house prices going up in Yorkshire and The Humber?

    Yes. In Yorkshire and The Humber, prices rose by 3% in the year to July 2026, according to the UK House Price Index.

    How many homes sell in Yorkshire and The Humber each year?

    65,969 homes sold in Yorkshire and The Humber in the last 12 complete months, and 143,817 over the last 24 months.

    Where do these prices come from?

    Every sale comes from the Price Paid Data of HM Land Registry, which records the price of every home sold in England and Wales since 1995. We keep standard sales at market value of houses and flats (category A) and leave out repossessions, transfers to companies and other special sales. Price changes over a year come from the UK House Price Index, published by HM Land Registry with the Office for National Statistics.

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    Sales registered up to August 2026. Read how we calculate the figures.