Completed sales
UK HPI · July 2026Completed-sale benchmark · All property types£196,34912-month change: +2.3%Observed July 2026 · published 16 September 2026
Source
- Source
- UK HPI regions and nations; ONS private rents; ONS affordability; ONS CPI (D7BT)
- Area
- Scotland
- Observed
- July 2026
- Published
- 16 September 2026
- Coverage
- 9 English regions and the nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Detached£362,765
Semi-detached£225,166
Terraced£182,762
Flat£136,950
Registered sales in May 2026: 8,469 (provisional, lagging)
UK HPI mix-adjusted average completed-sale prices, non-seasonally adjusted; broad-area benchmark, not a property valuation.
Latest 12 months provisional and subject to revision. NI latest price reflects Q2 2026; transaction volumes lag and are revised.
Private rents
ONS · August 2026Monthly private rent£1,01312-month change: +1.1%Observed August 2026 · published 16 September 2026
Source
- Source
- UK HPI regions and nations; ONS private rents; ONS affordability; ONS CPI (D7BT)
- Area
- Scotland
- Observed
- August 2026
- Published
- 16 September 2026
- Coverage
- 9 English regions and the nations of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Affordability
Earnings ratio unavailable
House-price-to-earnings ratios are published by ONS for England and Wales only; no Scottish or Northern Irish ratio is shown or estimated.
A listing is not a sale.
September 2026 report; time-to-buyer figures from August 2026Asking prices and time to find a buyer come from a different sample, method and date from completed sales.
- Asking-price average
- £207,426
- Time to find a buyer
- 33 days
Source
- Source
- Rightmove House Price Index, September 2026
- Area
- Scotland
- Observed
- September 2026 report; time-to-buyer figures from August 2026
- Published
- 21 September 2026
- Coverage
- Great Britain; Northern Ireland unavailable. September 2026 report; time-to-buyer figures from August 2026
Different samples, methods and dates. The gap between these averages is not a negotiated discount.
Limits of this evidence
- The ONS workplace-earnings affordability series used here covers England and Wales; a comparable value is unavailable here.
- Rental data collection differs from England and Wales. Northern Ireland uses advertised new lets; Scotland historically used predominantly advertised new lets, with more achieved rents now collected. Cross-country rent comparisons need care.