£43,078 decrease in average to market price of newbuild properties in the East Midlands since July 2024
Average house prices for new instructions regarding newbuild properties being marketed in the East Midlands have dipped by £43,078 in the period between July 2024 to July 2025.
Elsewhere across the UK, year on year as of July 2025, the North East saw instructions for newbuild properties dropping by £37,123, and in the South West they fell by £30,826.
Across the entire UK, the average price for a new instruction for newbuild properties coming to the market stands at around £427,143, representing a substantial challenge for the affordability of many people.
However, many regions experienced price increases regarding newbuilds, with the East of England seeing a £20,763 increase year on year to £523,714. This was followed by the West Midlands where the average price of newbuild properties rose by £13,182 to £384,443.
In their bid to make housing more affordable, the UK Government is continuing to push forward with implementing the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which aims to assist with the building 1.5 million new homes before the next general election.
Likewise, the devolved nations have also set themselves challenging housing targets to ensure housing supply remains tightly aligned with real world demand.
Average instruction price of new build properties and year on year change by individual region.
| Jul-25 | Overall Prices | Year on Year Change Price |
| Scotland | £367,786.00 | £3,726.00 |
| Northern Ireland | £285,158.00 | -£1,949.00 |
| Wales | £338,222.00 | -£24,076.00 |
| East Midlands | £360,193.00 | -£43,078.00 |
| East of England | £523,714.00 | £20,763.00 |
| London (inner and outer London) | £845,866.00 | -£122,770.00 |
| North East | £317,989.00 | -£37,123.00 |
| North West | £364,838.00 | £26,116.00 |
| South East | £552,109.00 | -£20,530.00 |
| South West | £442,397.00 | -£30,826.00 |
| West Midlands | £384,443.00 | £13,182.00 |
| Yorkshire and Humberside | £342,998.00 | £10,401.00 |
Nathan Emerson, CEO at Propertymark, said:
“Any house price decreases often represent a positive opportunity for aspiring homeowners to progress with their ambitions regarding ownership. We have witnessed a noteworthy mix of price fluctuations regarding new build properties in various areas across the UK. However, with many mortgage providers typically willing to lend around five times an annual income, there are still substantial challenges to overcome regarding potential affordability for many when looking at average prices regionally regarding new properties.
“Both the UK Government and the devolved administrations have clear cut challenges ahead of them to help ensure house prices are realistic. It remains vital than an enhanced flow of new homes reach the market in the areas where they are needed and the prospect of purchasing a home remains a practical ambition for those who aspire to own a home.”
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