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Stockton-on-Tees average-price history

377 monthly observations from the official UK HPI full-history file.

Average house price in Stockton-on-TeesFrom £43,386 to £170,529 across January 1995 to May 2026.19952026£170,529£43,386
Latest 12 monthly observations
MonthAverage priceMonthly changeAnnual changeSales volume
May 2026£169,010-0.3%+2.6%Not published
Apr 2026£169,523+1.5%+3.0%Not published
Mar 2026£167,082+0.5%+1.4%151
Feb 2026£166,298-0.5%+0.8%132
Jan 2026£167,205-0.8%+1.7%145
Dec 2025£168,631-1.1%+2.2%174
Nov 2025£170,529+0.8%+5.1%228
Oct 2025£169,128+0.5%+3.8%260
Sep 2025£168,349+0.6%+3.4%216
Aug 2025£167,414+1.4%+2.9%253
Jul 2025£165,127+0.4%+1.2%268
Jun 2025£164,523-0.1%+2.4%284
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Average prices by property type in May 2026 for Stockton-on-Tees
Property typeAverage priceMonthly changeAnnual change
Detached£275,376-0.5%+1.7%
Semi-detached£163,018-0.2%+3.4%
Terraced£126,486-0.2%+3.2%
Flat or maisonette£85,419-0.6%-1.7%

Detached price history

Monthly average prices from January 1995 to May 2026.

Detached average-price history in Stockton-on-TeesFrom £74,181 to £279,398 between January 1995 and May 2026.19952026£279,398£74,181
Latest 12 months for Detached homes
MonthAverage priceMonthly changeAnnual change
May 2026£275,376-0.5%+1.7%
Apr 2026£276,675+1.4%+2.4%
Mar 2026£272,801+0.6%+1.4%
Feb 2026£271,270-0.7%+0.0%
Jan 2026£273,106-1.0%+1.2%
Dec 2025£275,975-1.2%+1.9%
Nov 2025£279,398+0.9%+4.9%
Oct 2025£276,893+0.4%+3.6%
Sep 2025£275,725+0.6%+3.5%
Aug 2025£274,141+1.2%+3.4%
Jul 2025£270,930-0.3%+1.8%
Jun 2025£271,631+0.4%+3.5%

These are averages for all sales in each category, not valuations of individual homes. When only a few homes sell, or the mix of homes changes, short-term movements can look larger or smaller.

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What these figures show

The UK House Price Index tracks changes in residential property prices using completed sales. The current release covers May 2026 and includes every monthly figure published for 405 UK areas.

Where the figures come from

We use the complete UK House Price Index file published by HM Land Registry, available through the GOV.UK May 2026 release. We check the file before adding it to the site.

Important limitations

The newest figures may change as more sales are registered. Area averages are influenced by the kinds of homes sold and cannot tell you what a particular address is worth. Where few homes have sold, short-term changes can look unusually large.

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Source retrieved and checked: 14 August 2026. Crown copyright data reproduced under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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