How much have local house prices increased in 2020?

Home.co.uk provides us with data for any given location. When we looked at Worthing, overall, property prices increased in January to September by 10% when compared to the same period of 2019.

Detached houses showed the most growth, with up to 27% increase in sold prices; with terraced homes showing the second highest increase of 10%. 

Worthing's statistics include East, Central and West Worthing; as well as Findon.

Lancing's house prices remained steady throughout 2020, with the data from home.co.uk showing no upward or downward trend across the year. 

Terraced homes were the only category where the data showed a year on year increase of 9%.

Shoreham's trends, whilst they look a little sporadic, were mostly positive; with an overal average trend of a 7% increase in sold property prices.

In fact, all four property types experienced an increase in sold prices; with flats experiencing the largest increase with an average of 23%. Terraced house prices rose by 16% on average; detached property by 8% and semi-detached property by 3%.

Property prices in Hove saw an overall increase of 5% in 2020, according to home.co.uk.

Terraced houses in Hove saw the largest increase, rising by 15% on average.