Analysing price increases over the last decade, Halifax decided to assess towns across the entire breadth of the UK to see which top 10 towns had experienced the biggest price gains. And some of the results were pretty impressive…
Basing their figures on property price statistics collected in December 2009, Halifax discovered:
- Redruth’s property prices have skyrocketed by 207% to £182,173
- Penzance has risen by 188% to £204,470
- Kent has boomed by 181% to £168,300
- Great Yarmouth (Norfolk) has increased by 161% to £144,587
- Southend-on-Sea has risen by 160% to £201,190
It is undeniable that despite the impact the recession has had on the economy, the UK property market has prospered considerably compared to the 1990’s. Even with 20% price falls in 2008/09, the average UK property has grown 105% to £167,020.
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