house prices in the east riding of yorkshire in 1991?

Answer 1

House prices were stable in the early 1990's and didn't start increasing until 2001. A property bought for around £40,000 in 1991 would be worth in the region of £140,000 today. But it depends on many other factors which can alter the figures such as location and condition and type of build.

1991 house prices are similar to that of 2001, the years in beween had seen a slump in values, after a crash in the markets around 1986-7-8 ish they started to rise again after that.

The dip was between around 1986 and 1996 and then they climbed gently.

Since 2001, property has increased in value 3 fold, i.e what was £40,000 in 2001 is now worth £120,000.

There is a strong possibility house prices will drop by 10%-15% in 2007

Answer 2

Consider contacting some local estate agents, to see if they can shed any light. Though they're not gonna earn any money from this, so you may be fobbed off.

You could also visit a local library, many of which keep newspapers for years. Or contact a local newspaper. Then browse appropriate adverts for house sales for 1991.

Otherwise, Nationwide Building Society have an online regional checker:

www.nationwide.co.uk


Good luck! Rob

Answer 3

best source for this would be the land registry. They collate average house prices by geographic area. Unfortunately data on their website only goes back to 2000.
Check with local library if you really need to know.

Answer 4

http://uk.houseprices.yahoo.net

You'll need a postcode - enter the postcode and click search and it will show you houses sold in the area in the last few years, and the prices they sold for.

Answer 5

Whats the question ????

Answer 6

Huh???