UK Property Area Report: Sold Prices, Energy Ratings & Crime
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$30.00 / 1,000 area reports
UK Property Area Report: Sold Prices, Energy Ratings & Crime
One report per postcode district in England and Wales: Land Registry sold prices by property type with yearly change, EPC energy ratings and police.uk crime. Area-level, no addresses.
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One report per postcode district in England and Wales: what homes actually sold for (by property type, with the change on the previous year), how energy efficient the local homes are, and how much crime is recorded nearby. All from official government data, in one row per area.
Type in postcode districts like M20, BS9 or SW11 and get a clean
side-by-side comparison in about 10 seconds per area.
At a glance
| You give it | Postcode districts in England or Wales, e.g. M20, BS9, SW11 |
| You get | One report per district: sold prices by property type with yearly change, energy ratings and crime |
| Price | $0.03 per area report (you only pay for results) |
| Data source | HM Land Registry, the EPC register and police.uk (all official) |
| Speed | About 10 to 20 seconds per district |
Who it is for
- Property investors and landlords comparing areas before buying
- Estate and letting agents writing area guides and valuations
- Mortgage brokers and surveyors sense-checking local prices
- Relocation services and home movers shortlisting areas
- Installers and trades (solar, insulation) finding areas with older, less efficient homes
- Analysts and AI agents needing quick, structured UK area data
What you get for each district
| Field | What it means |
|---|---|
district, councils, country | The area and its council |
sales | Standard residential sales registered in the period |
median_price, mean_price, price_p25, price_p75 | Sold prices (£) |
detached_median_price … flat_median_price (+ _sales) | Prices and counts by property type |
new_build_share, freehold_share | Share of new builds and freeholds |
previous_period_median_price, median_price_change_pct | The same period before, and the change |
epc_share_a_to_c, epc_share_d_to_g, epc_most_common_band | Energy ratings of homes certified in the period |
crimes_within_1_mile, top_crime_types, crime_month | Crime near the district centre in the latest published month |
data_note, crime_note | Plain-English caveats |
Area-level only. No addresses, individual sales or full postcodes are output.
How to use it
- Add postcode districts (the first half of a postcode). Full postcodes work too; the Actor uses their district.
- Choose the period: the last 3 to 36 months, compared with the same length of time before it.
- Leave energy ratings and crime on, or switch them off for speed.
{"areas": ["M20", "BS9", "SW11", "CF10"],"months": 12}
Get your results
Click Start. Rows appear in the Output tab as they're found. Export them as Excel, CSV or JSON, or send them straight to Google Sheets, a CRM or Slack with Apify integrations (Zapier, Make, n8n, webhooks) or the API.
Run it on a schedule (optional)
Land Registry adds new sales every month. Schedule a monthly run of your areas to track how prices move.
Good to know
- England and Wales only. Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate land registers; those districts are skipped and not charged.
- Recent months are incomplete. HM Land Registry registers sales 2 to 6 months after completion, so compare median prices rather than sales counts.
- Standard sales only. Repossessions, buy-to-let company purchases and other non-market transfers are excluded so prices aren't skewed.
- Crime gaps. Some police forces (including Greater Manchester Police) don't currently publish to police.uk. Those areas say so instead of showing zero.
Sample output
One row from a real run, trimmed to the main fields. Every field is described above.
{"district": "LS6","councils": ["Leeds"],"sales": 259,"median_price": 275000,"median_price_change_pct": -1.8,"detached_median_price": 450000,"semi_detached_median_price": 325000,"terraced_median_price": 260000,"flat_median_price": 175000,"epc_share_d_to_g": 0.276,"crimes_within_1_mile": 413}
One-click examples
Open one of these ready-made tasks, check the inputs, and click Start. Each is a good starting point you can change.
- Compare London areas: prices, energy ratings, crime
- Compare Manchester suburbs: prices and energy ratings
- Compare Bristol districts: prices, energy ratings, crime
Pricing
| Event | Price |
|---|---|
| Area report | $0.03 |
For example, 10 districts cost $0.30.
You pay per area report. Unknown districts, Scottish or Northern Irish areas and areas with no sales are not charged.
FAQ
What's a postcode district?
The first half of a postcode: M20 in M20 3BH. Each district covers a few thousand homes.
Why is the price change sometimes empty? It needs at least 10 sales in both periods to be meaningful. Try a longer period.
Can I get individual sales or addresses? No. The Actor returns area statistics only, which keeps it simple and within the EPC licence.
Data sources and licence
- HM Land Registry Price Paid Data
- Energy Performance of Buildings Register
- police.uk open data
- postcodes.io for district centres and councils
Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.