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Nosey neighbours - house prices in your neighbourhood

22 replies

gingerbear · 29/01/2005 22:31

Do you want to know the price at which a house has been sold within the last two years?
e.g. Any house in your road.
e.g. Any house near to one you hope to buy.
e.g. How much a friend, relative or neighbour paid for their house.

Until now you could get this information from the Land Registry for £2 per property. The following website you can view up to 500 prices for free.

nethouseprices

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Carla · 29/01/2005 22:36

Cor!! Can't wait - I'm off. Thanks, GB

PuffTheMagicDragon · 29/01/2005 22:48

veeeery interesting!

Heathcliffscathy · 29/01/2005 22:51

omigod gingerbear...you have changed our housebuying lives!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Caligula · 29/01/2005 22:53

I am looking forward to a new career as an online curtain twitcher!

charliecat · 29/01/2005 22:53

Is there any reason a house wouldnt show up there? I know someone brought a house know the postcode...the whole address in fact and nowts showing up?!

jamiesam · 29/01/2005 22:53

Oh my god, I'm really never going to get off this computer now. Only other diversion has been local property papers.

soapbox · 29/01/2005 22:57

Charliecat - mine isn;t showing up and I'm fairly sure that we've bought this house

I think there is some problem with missing data which they are hoping to get sorted out soon.

Now why I looked at our house in the first place I do not know!!

gingerbear · 29/01/2005 22:57

charliecat, not sure - was it in the last two years? If it was before then or in 2005, then perhaps it is not on this site.

Got the tip from moneysavingexpert.com btw, a v good site.

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charliecat · 29/01/2005 22:58

Ah well at least im not imagining it...thank SB!

gingerbear · 29/01/2005 23:00

must remember to bump this up for Hula tomorrow morning.

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pixiefish · 29/01/2005 23:04

think it can take up to 3 months for a property to show on these as it can take the land registry that long

ButtonMoon · 29/01/2005 23:12

ABSOLUTELY GREAT!!

Gwenick · 29/01/2005 23:12

ooo that's interesting thanks!

Gwenick · 29/01/2005 23:12

PS - one property I checked was sold beginning of November - so think it could vary

pinkdiamond · 29/01/2005 23:31

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dawnie1 · 29/01/2005 23:36

Gingerbear - YOU ARE FANTASTIC (yes I'm shouting) - we are thinking about moving and we're going to put an offer in on a house that we love. I just checked it out and the identical one next door sold in October 04 for 48 GRAND cheaper than the price we were going to offer. They are both new houses so I cannot see how the price would vary that much.
ILOVEYOUILOVEYOUILOVEYOU!!!!!!!!

jampots · 30/01/2005 00:00

Thank you Gingerbear - you have changed my life.

I will no longer be using Mumsnet to distract me as I have a new friend now

gingerbear · 30/01/2005 17:50

Dawnie - wow!!!!!!!!!! I think I love you too (don't tell DH).

Hula have you seen this yet? Is it too late?

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gingerbear · 31/01/2005 10:24

bump

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DaddyCool · 31/01/2005 12:47

Wow, that's incredible. I checked my last sale and purchase to make sure the info was correct and it was. thanks for that!

jampots · 31/01/2005 12:49

neither of my sisters houses are on the database Confused

Gobbledigook · 03/02/2005 11:10

Brill site! Except the one house I'm interested in doesn't come up even though houses just a few doors down that sold at the same time do.

At first I thought maybe when you sold you could choose not to make that info available but then again, my house purchase from 2000 is on there and noone asked me!!

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