The UK regions where houses are selling for the highest price - full list
Property prices vary across the UK
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House prices have dropped year on year, according to the latest House Price Index (HPI).
Still, homeowners could get a good price if selling up.
Property prices vary greatly across the UK with the most expensive places to buy and sell being shared.
London sellers can get the most for their money, with houses selling for £514,325 on average.
Liam Halligan gives a house prices update
The cheapest place to buy in the UK is the North of England, with homes averaging £156,051.
Where properties sell for the most
London - £514,325
Outer metropolitan - £416,365
Outer S East - £334,215
South West - £301,600
East Anglia - £273,066
West Midlands - £241,130
East Midlands - £228,373
North West - £205,553
Wales - £202,065
Yorkshire and H - £198,030
Northern Ireland - £180,668
Scotland - £176,814
North England - £156,051
Scotland and Northern Ireland also have more affordable properties with prices at £176,814 and £156,051 respectively.
The average price across the UK is £260,181, according to the Nationwide House Price Index.
This was based on the prices over the last three months.
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