UK property evidence

The property market,
observed.

Explore official property records and continuously observed rental market data with dates, definitions and source notes.

249.82mOfficial-source rows loaded
37.17mDated rental observations
17Published research outputs

Observation release
9 September 2026

UK Property Atlas

Explore the records by question and place.

Compare rents, sale prices, market change, activity and observed supply across local authorities. Every reading carries its date, percentile and interpretation boundary.

Latest observation release

The changing layer now has its own clock.

The national Property Atlas remains a dated analytical release. Rental-market observations can now publish independently, with fixed units, quality rates and immutable files.

366,949discovered property records

Wider evidence estate; unresolved duplicates remain separate.

366,782current records on the public grid

Source-neutral aggregates across 3,847 cells.

99.32%national grid pass completed

3,821 cells complete; 26 reached the result ceiling.

UI-OBS-UK-2026-09-09Explore the release

Evidence spine

One property.
Many pieces of evidence.

Public records give the structure. Repeated market observations show change. Identity is joined only when the evidence is strong enough.

01

HM Land Registry

31.43m

sale transactions

1 January 1995 to 30 June 2026
02

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

144.86m

certificate and related rows

2 January 2009 to 11 August 2026
03

Police.uk

16.89m

crime and outcome rows

1 July 2023 to 1 June 2026
09

Loaded evidence sources

See the complete coverage ledger

Counts, dates, geography and original publishers.

Counts overlap. They describe records and observations, not a single total number of UK homes.

Working standard

Evidence before estimates.

Every published number carries a definition, a date and a boundary around what it cannot prove.

Read the full method
  1. 01
    Observe

    Record what a source actually shows, with place and time attached.

  2. 02
    Normalise

    Make dates, prices, geography and property attributes comparable.

  3. 03
    Join carefully

    Keep possible matches separate until location, imagery or attributes provide enough proof.

  4. 04
    Show the gaps

    Every result includes its sample size and limitations.

Built in the market

Research with
a job to do.

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