Property searches in Newcastle upon Tyne

England · figures updated 2026-10-29

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House prices

The average home in Newcastle upon Tyne cost £211,255 in August 2026. Prices have risen 5.8% in the last year.

Type	Average	Last 12 months
All homes	£211,255	+5.8%
Detached	£398,736	+4.7%
Semi-detached	£241,972	+6.9%
Terraced	£212,595	+7.1%
Flat or maisonette	£131,297	+3.5%
First-time buyers	£185,133	+6.1%

UK House Price Index, HM Land Registry.

Council tax 2026-27

A band D home in Newcastle upon Tyne pays £2,542 a year including parish charges (council average). A single adult gets 25% off.

Band	A year	A month (10 payments)
A	£1,695	£169
B	£1,977	£198
C	£2,260	£226
D	£2,542	£254
E	£3,107	£311
F	£3,672	£367
G	£4,237	£424
H	£5,084	£508

Renting

The average private rent is £1,220 a month (+7.9% in a year). Against the average price, that is a gross yield of about 6.9% a year before costs.

Bedrooms	A month
1	£816
2	£1,010
3	£1,199
4 or more	£1,844

ONS Price Index of Private Rents, September 2026.

Neighbourhoods

Newcastle upon Tyne is split into 180 small neighbourhoods. 38% of them are among the most deprived 20% in England and 20% among the least deprived 20% (English Indices of Deprivation 2025). On average across them, 51% of homes are owned, 23% privately rented and 26% socially rented; 16% of people are 65 or over and 36% of households have no car (Census 2021). Search an address to see its own neighbourhood.

Mobile signal

100.0% of homes get 4G indoors from at least one network and 98.8% from all four; 100.0% get 5G outdoors (Ofcom, January 2026).

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