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Ranked by annual decline · July 2026

UK Areas Where House Prices Are Falling Fastest

The UK towns and cities where average house prices have fallen most over the past 12 months, from the official UK House Price Index.

1City of Westminster£876,788-20.7%2Tower Hamlets£447,796-14.4%3Kensington and Chelsea£1,232,640-14.1%4Camden£815,159-10.1%5Hammersmith and Fulham£738,048-9.0%6City of Aberdeen£130,689-8.7%7Lambeth£536,623-6.3%8Wandsworth£686,076-5.5%9South Hams£355,483-5.3%10Tandridge£482,599-5.0%11Newham£390,349-5.0%12Hastings£238,757-4.9%13Islington£674,592-4.9%14Barnet£600,560-4.9%15Pembrokeshire£208,615-4.7%16Castle Point£356,579-4.3%17Worthing£297,200-3.9%18Windsor and Maidenhead£575,036-3.9%19Rugby£272,696-3.5%20Croydon£390,041-3.4%21North Norfolk£292,563-3.1%22Bromley£511,670-3.1%23Spelthorne£439,609-2.9%24Harrow£526,493-2.8%25Redbridge£481,297-2.7%
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