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The UK’s fastest-rising house prices

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Research from Rightmove has identified the UK towns that recorded the strongest house price growth last year.
Research from Rightmove has identified the UK towns that recorded the strongest house price growth last year.

The list was largely dominated by towns in Scotland and the north of England. Hawick in the Scottish Borders saw the biggest annual rise, with prices increasing by 18% in 2025. Durham followed with a 15% increase, while Stannington in Sheffield saw prices grow by 12%.


Across the 50 locations with the fastest-growing house prices, the average property value was £270,711, 26% lower than the national average of £368,031. In fact, 43 of the 50 fastest-growing towns had prices below the national average. This emphasises the growing trend that more affordable areas are experiencing the strongest price growth.


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