Government data for the most and least expensive areas for buying a home across Nottinghamshire has been revealed in a heatmap. The parliamentary data breaks down just how much you will, on average, have to shell out to buy a property in each area of the city and how this compares to other areas nearby - using the property price heat map.
The most expensive properties were found in the borough of Rushcliffe and Newark. While the cheapest properties were found in Bassetlaw. The constituency-level data on house prices shows the latest data for neighbourhoods within each constituency.
It comes as latest national data has shown the number of new homes being listed for sale has risen for the first time in a year as buying demand remains resilient despite the cost-of-living crisis, according to surveyors. The latest RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) residential market survey said an increase in listings has helped drive a “modest” rise in sales last month.
