Asking prices,
through time.
Follow the same adverts as their asking prices change. Choose a recorded date and see the evidence behind the movement.
Recorded asking prices
Monthly rents
24 adverts at every plotted date
Dots mark recorded dates. The line is a guide.
A common timeline is not available
A timeline with the same ten or more adverts is not available for the latest observation date. The repeated observations below can still be compared.
First and latest observations
142 repeated adverts
19 Sept 2026 to 8 Nov 2026. First and latest dates differ between adverts.
Counts below 10 are withheld. A displayed zero means none in the selected group.
Reading an unavailable advert
Public before.
Unavailable later.
18adverts with an earlier observed public profile and a later record of unavailability
The reason for the later record is unknown. A public profile can include a property marked sale or let agreed.
The gap does not measure time on market. These observations do not confirm withdrawal, a completed transaction or daily status between the endpoints.
64 selected adverts with 101 dated observations from 20 September 2026 to 8 November 2026. The selection starts with the latest 64 recorded nonpublic observations and is separate from the asking price panel. It does not estimate a market availability or withdrawal rate. The extract does not provide a complete collection error history.
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The same adverts.
Actual dates.
This bounded sample follows recorded asking prices. It does not measure the national market or the prices finally paid. The cut, taken on 8 November 2026, considered up to 1,000 adverts from the latest 5,000 retained observations and looked back 90 days.
Each timeline keeps the same adverts at every plotted date. The index starts at 100 and follows the median percentage change of those adverts. The median asking price is shown separately, so it can move differently from the index. Dates without a complete observation for that group are left out.
The wider repeated observation summary compares each advert’s own first and latest usable price. Those dates can differ between adverts, and this group can be larger than the timeline sample. General sale and rent groups include adverts whose residential or commercial category was not recorded.
A comparison uses positive prices in pounds for the same advert and price period. Guide prices and other quoted thresholds are left out. Counts smaller than 10 are withheld.
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