How It Works Using London House Prices Data
HouseGraph collects London House Prices data from various sources. After the data has been collected we aggregate it and are able to display it using our beautiful graph software.
HouseGraph offers graphs listing fastest rising councils, recent price crashes, highest sales, lowest sales and various council-specific graphs.
Features
Market Status & GraphsTag Maps
Property Pie Chart Graphs
Compare Borough Data
Risers & Fallers
Borough Data
Market Status
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Councils that exceed +0.5% monthly change are considered increasing. You can view the current market status (and historical trends reaching back to 1996) on the homepage . Unfortunately, HouseGraph is unable to offer you London House Prices from the most recent 2 months as this information does not get publically released so early. |
Tag Maps
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We offer 3 tag maps that offer a visual representation of monthly change, yearly change and current average price for each council's London House Prices data. You can see these tag maps here: Tag Maps |
Property Pie Chart Graphs
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The property pie chart on the homepage of HouseGraph allows you to see graphically how in general regions of london performed on a month by month basis. Using the same algorithm as the Market Status block (above) we provide another method to visualize the data. |
Compare Borough Data
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The compare borough feature on both our homepage and the Compare page allow users to compare upto 5 london districts in a graphical format. This can be accomplished using Sales volume, Average Price, and Change in Price. |
Risers & Fallers
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Another feature of HouseGraph allows users to quickly see which areas of London are performing best and worst. These four blocks display details for the 5 districts with the higest sales, lowest sales, biggest price increase, and biggest price loss over the current month. The graph allows users to see this in more detail, showing the figures for the past 6 months so you can see if it was a trend or a spike. |
Borough Data
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The borough pages allow users to see data in more detail for specific boroughs. For example, average prices and percentage change can be seen, dating back to 1996. |