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UK Home Values Soar: Northern Gains, Southern Declines

1/22/2026

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About half of the United Kingdom's 30 million homes increased in value in 2025, Zoopla reports.
Approximately 15.2 million homes gained at least 1%, while 9.1 million lost value, averaging £10,800.
Northern regions, including Scotland and Northern Ireland, saw gains, with 94% of Northern Ireland homes up £14,200.
Southern England faced affordability challenges, with over 60% of homes losing value.
Terraced and semi-detached homes showed resilience, while flats declined most.

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Story summary

About half of the United Kingdom's 30 million homes increased in value in 2025, Zoopla reports.
Approximately 15.2 million homes gained at least 1%, while 9.1 million lost value, averaging £10,800.
Northern regions, including Scotland and Northern Ireland, saw gains, with 94% of Northern Ireland homes up £14,200.
Southern England faced affordability challenges, with over 60% of homes losing value.
Terraced and semi-detached homes showed resilience, while flats declined most.