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Price and volume change for an area versus 6 or 12 months earlier. Each end is twelve months of sales pooled together (a transaction-weighted average of monthly type-adjusted medians, the averaging the website uses for its rolling London trend), so incomplete recent months and one-off sales do not drive the answer. Sales volumes are returned as counts only, because recent months are under-registered. For area=london, also ranks boroughs by that price change so you can say which boroughs moved most. This is a backward-looking comparison of published sales, not a forecast. No addresses. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

One-row summary for an area in the latest month that is reasonably complete for Greater London as a whole: median, type-adjusted median, sales count, flat and house medians, luxury share, and the price change versus the previous month. Use this for 'what is Camden doing now'. Recent months are still filling in with late registrations, so treat the figures as provisional. No addresses. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Monthly Greater London sale-price series for one area: median price, type-adjusted median, transaction count, 10th percentile price, flat median, and house median. Area is london, a borough, or a postcode district. Dates are sale months, not asking prices. Land Registry registrations lag, so the latest three to six months are incomplete and under-count new builds. type_adjusted_median is a flat and house blend weighted by that month's own sales, not a fixed-mix index. No street addresses and no individual transactions. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

How current the underlying tables are: newest London sale month, newest Bank Rate date, newest quoted mortgage-rate month, and newest EPC lodgement date the server can see. Call this before describing a figure as current. Land Registry months lag real-world completions.

List the 32 London boroughs and the City of London, with ONS codes. Use it when the user names a place you are unsure how to spell. Postcode districts are not listed; pass an outward code such as E8 or WC2 directly to the other tools. Does not return addresses or individual sales.

Repayment arithmetic. Give a price, or an area whose latest p10 (entry) or median price is used. Deposit is a percent of price (default 10). Rate defaults to the latest Bank of England 5-year fixed 75% LTV average when annual_rate_percent is omitted; with a deposit under 25% that rate is lower than most borrowers would be offered, so the payment is understated. Term defaults to 30 years. Also returns the gross household income implied by dividing the loan by an income multiple (default 4.5, the convention BrickIntel shows on the website). This is not a lending decision and not an offer. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Bank of England published rates. series is bank_rate (official Bank Rate, daily), fixed_2y_75 (average quoted 2-year fixed at 75% LTV, monthly), fixed_5y_75 (5-year fixed, 75% LTV), or fixed_10y_75 (10-year fixed, 75% LTV). Mortgage series publish five to six weeks after the month ends. These are market averages, not a rate a specific borrower will be offered. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Aggregate pounds per square foot for sales in a borough or postcode district (not Greater London as a whole) whose Land Registry address key matches an EPC certificate. Returns the median £/sqft, the median floor area, how many sales matched, and the match rate. It does not return addresses, certificate numbers, or individual homes. Floor area comes from EPC non-address fields. Floor area is from the latest certificate for the address, which may postdate the sale. Many sales have no match, so read match_rate before quoting the figure. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Individual HM Land Registry sales in Greater London, newest first, for one full London postcode (for example E16 1RB) or for a London postcode district plus an optional street. Postcodes outside London return no sales. Other tools still reject full postcodes. Each sale includes SAON, PAON and street, price, property type, tenure, the new-build flag, EPC floor area in sqm and sqft from the latest certificate when the address matches one (roughly 60% of recent sales; read epc_match), £ per sqft, and the previous Price Paid sale of the same property when one exists. Category B (not full market value) is excluded. since defaults to three years ago. limit defaults to 25 and cannot exceed 100. Land Registry is about two months behind. Not financial advice. These figures are descriptive statistics and repayment arithmetic. They are not a mortgage offer, a valuation, or a recommendation to buy, sell, or borrow. BrickIntel is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.