
Study indicates how much home buyers could save by picking less pricey postcodes
Here are the potential savings to be had when buying next door to postcodes which are relatively expensive for each nation or region, according to Lloyds, with...
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House price figures relate to sales completed in 2025. In Northern Ireland, the BT4 postcode covering East Belfast had an average house price of £278,143. Homes in these neighbouring areas cost 28% less on average, but in many places the gap is significantly wider.
Furthermore, In the North East of England, Lloyds found that in the postcode of NE26, encompassing the seaside town of Whitley Bay , the average price was £304,022. In Scotland, the EH3 postcode, covering central Edinburgh, including the West End, had an average house price of £374,650. For London, prime central locations were excluded from the research due to being small, highly localised areas.
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House price figures relate to sales completed in 2025.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Northern Ireland, the BT4 postcode covering East Belfast had an average house price of £278,143.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHomes in these neighbouring areas cost 28% less on average, but in many places the gap is significantly wider.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn the North East of England, Lloyds found that in the postcode of NE26, encompassing the seaside town of Whitley Bay , the average price was £304,022.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Scotland, the EH3 postcode, covering central Edinburgh, including the West End, had an average house price of £374,650.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe average house price there was £778,767.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFor London, prime central locations were excluded from the research due to being small, highly localised areas.
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