The cheapest and most expensive places to buy in England have been shared in the latest ONS House Price Index.
Yorkshire and the Humber holds the cheapest properties, as of June 2023.
London was shown to be the most expensive place to buy in England, with an average house price of £527,979.
The South East and East followed as the priciest locations, with a house setting buyers back by £391,406 and £351,213 respectively.
House prices have increased in many parts of the UK
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Yorkshire and the Humber was shown to be the cheapest average house in England at £208,863.
The list of most expensive to least expensive has not changed much in recent years.
However, London showed the biggest drop in house prices in the last year, according to the data.
Properties in the North enjoyed the biggest increases, with houses in the North East up by 5 per cent, and houses in the North West up by 3.5 per cent on average.
The ONS research - released today - showed house prices across the UK increased by £5,000 on average.
Average house prices in England in June 2023
London - £527,979
South East - £391,406
East - £351,213
South West - £321,152
West Midlands - £250,743
East Midlands - £248,678
North West - £215,631
Yorkshire and the Humber - £208,863
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House prices in London have decreased overall
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Annual house price percentage change in England June 2022 - June 2023
North East - up 5 per cent
North West - up 3.5 per cent
West Midlands - up 3.2 per cent
Yorkshire and The Humber - up 2.7 per cent
East Midlands - up 2.4 per cent
South East - up 1.3 per centEast - up 1.1 per cent
South West - up 0.5 per cent London - down 0.6 per cent