Housing Needs Assessment 2006 - Westminster City Council

Appendix A1 Further property price information(ii) Results by sub-areaIn the table below, average property prices are shown for each type of property for each sub-area. Itis necessary to bear in mind that in some areas the number of sales in some cells of the table arequite small and the average price shown may be less reliable as a consequence. Where the cellshave no values, this is due to no properties of this type selling in the time-period, and therefore noaverage price can be ascertained.Table A1.4 Average property prices by sub-area (4th quarter 2005)(Number of sales in brackets)Property type Centre-West North Central SouthDetachedSemi-detachedTerracedFlat/maisonetteAverage- - - -- - - -- £2,260,000 - -- (7) - -£1,309,285 £847,291 - £828,836(7) (31) - (20)£1,910,114 £365,560 £518,410 £1,354,562(66) (458) (74) (60)£1,852,500 £422,404 £518,410 £1,223,130(73) (496) (74) (80)Source: HM Land Registry, property price data, 2006The table demonstrates that highest property prices are to be found in the Centre-West and thelowest prices to be found in the North area. In all areas flats/maisonettes had the largest proportionof sales, with the Central area only recording sales of this property type. In Westminster as a wholesemi-detached properties were only sold in the North in this time period, and no detached propertieswere sold. This price distribution is consistent with primary data obtained from local agentspresented in Chapter 5 of the report.A1.11 List of Estate AgentsThese Estate Agents were contacted during our Survey of Estate Agents:• Dauntons, 8 Denbigh Street, Pimlico, SW1V 2ER• Oakleys, 243 Baker St, NW1 6XE• Hathaways,12 Greycoat Place, SW1P 1SB• George Weston, 51 Maida Vale, W9 1SD• Venice Property, 412 Edgware Rd, W2 1ED• Foundation Real Estate, 374 Harrow Rd, W9 2HUPAGE 173