March House Prices March House Prices

The average house price in March is £268,812 using HM Land Registry data.

The average property price increased by £12,813 (5.46%) over the last 5 years and increased by £2,560 (1.05%) over the last 12 months.

Over the last year, there were 248 residential property sales – a decrease of 35 transactions (-14.11%) relative to the previous year. The majority of house sales (56) were in the £182,000 - £224,000 range. Then came properties in the £224,000 - £266,000 range, where 49 were sold within this price bracket.

Excluding fall throughs, properties are taking an average of 63 days to sell (from being listed to completion) and the average difference between asking and sold prices is £-8,849 (-3%).

In May 2025, there were 59 new estate agency instructions, 48 agreed home sales and 68 property price reductions.

5-Year Average Property Prices in March

5.46%

Property prices in March increased by 5.46% in last 5 years.

The trend shows the general price tendency over the last 5 years, ignoring all month-to-month fluctuations where anomalies - typically over or underpriced property sales - can skew results. These monthly variations typically do not have any long-term relevance.

We have used linear regression method. The volume of sales in a month is used to put more weight on months with a larger number of properties sold. Additionally, weighting decreases the impact of months with low sales volumes as well as the most recent month - which may consist of incomplete data. Such months have a higher variation of average sale values which may conceal the underlying trend.

From a statistical perspective, we use the least squares method to fit the trend line and weights are equal to the volume of sales squared. The volume of sales is not shown explicitly in the above plot. Also note the time lag for HM Land Registry data to appear (typically 2 to 3 months).

Average Property Prices in March Over the Last Year

1.05%

Property prices in March increased by 1.05% in last 12 months.

The trend shows the general price tendency over the last 12 months, ignoring all month-to-month fluctuations where anomalies - typically over or underpriced property sales - can skew results. These monthly variations typically do not have any long-term relevance.

We have used linear regression method. The volume of sales in a month is used to put more weight on months with a larger number of properties sold. Additionally, weighting decreases the impact of months with low sales volumes as well as the most recent month - which may consist of incomplete data. Such months have a higher variation of average sale values which may conceal the underlying trend.

From a statistical perspective, we use the least squares method to fit the trend line and weights are equal to the volume of sales squared. The volume of sales is not shown explicitly in the above plot. Also note the time lag for HM Land Registry data to appear (typically 2 to 3 months).

Property Market Heat Gauge for March - May 2025

Our Property Market Heat Gauge looks at how long properties in your postcode district have been on the open market before being changed to sold 'Subject to Contract' ('STC') or 'Under Offer' on Rightmove (the UK's leading property portal).

At 61 to 80 days, the broad evidence suggests a slow moving market. This can often be due to estate agency over-valuations out of sync with the realities, a market slowdown or a combination of both. In such scenarios, some vendors may either choose to wait for the market to pick up (which may result in some relisting the property at a later date). Others simply reduce the price to a level that will entice more buyer interest or approach a sell house fast or auction company like Property Solvers.

Please note that this is not an indicator of how quickly property sales are taking to complete (i.e. to go through the whole conveyancing process). This measurement also does not take into account the risk of home sales falling through.

No. of New Instructions Over the Last 12 Months in March

Using local estate agency reported data, this chart illustrates the number of properties that have come on to the market.

No. of Agreed Home Sales Over the Last 12 Months in March

Using local estate agency reported data, this chart illustrates the number of property sales agreed. Note that these figures are not fully reflective of properties completed (sold and registered as such at HM Land Registry).

No. of Properties with Price Reductions in March

Using local estate agency reported data, this chart illustrates the number of properties which have been seen their prices dropped (typically due to a lack of buyer interest).

Average Annual House Prices in the March since 1995

Using HM Land Registry data, this chart displays average annual house prices in the March area since 1995.

Recent Property Sales in March

AddressInitial PriceSold PricePrice ChangeFirst Listed DateSold DateDays to Sell
19 The Greys, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9HN£365,000£345,000-£20,00027 Aug 202421 Feb 2025178 Days
47 Westwood Avenue, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8AX£345,000£307,500-£37,50014 Oct 202406 Feb 2025115 Days
9 St Johns Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8RJ£335,000£325,000-£10,00004 Apr 202405 Feb 2025307 Days
29a, West End, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8DN£210,000£200,000-£10,00002 Oct 202424 Jan 2025114 Days
40 Robingoodfellows Lane, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8JB£180,000£180,000£023 Sep 202424 Jan 2025123 Days
6 Turnbull Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9RX£210,000£203,000-£7,00005 Sep 202416 Jan 2025133 Days
38a, Nene Parade, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8TD£150,000£150,000£002 Dec 202415 Jan 202544 Days
6 Badgeney Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9AP£230,000£220,000-£10,00002 Oct 202413 Jan 2025103 Days
12 Bosworth Way, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9BW£205,000£195,000-£10,00030 Sep 202410 Jan 2025102 Days
35 Whittlesey Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 0AG£300,000£300,000£003 Sep 202410 Jan 2025129 Days
115 Creek Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8RE£200,000£185,000-£15,00009 Jul 202410 Jan 2025185 Days
23 Elwyn Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9BT£160,000£155,800-£4,20002 Sep 202410 Jan 2025130 Days
315 Norwood Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8JN£200,000£195,000-£5,00009 Sep 202410 Jan 2025123 Days
42 Cawood Close, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8UP£230,000£222,000-£8,00030 Apr 202406 Jan 2025251 Days
1 Beech Grove, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8JS£200,000£200,000£012 Nov 202403 Jan 202552 Days
96 Elwyn Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9DB£200,000£195,000-£5,00017 Jul 202403 Jan 2025170 Days
193 Station Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8SQ£220,000£217,500-£2,50001 Oct 202419 Dec 202479 Days
6 Swift Close, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9JL£260,000£257,000-£3,00022 Aug 202418 Dec 2024118 Days
21 Peterhouse Crescent, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8QT£185,000£179,000-£6,00009 Apr 202418 Dec 2024253 Days
42 Cavalry Drive, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9EQ£260,000£225,000-£35,00023 Apr 202416 Dec 2024237 Days

Most Expensive Streets in March

PostcodeStreetAreaAverageNo. of Sales
PE15 0BQChurch GardensWestry£493,3333
PE15 9QBMill Hill LaneMarch£482,4166
PE15 9PRThe AvenueMarch£448,7506
PE15 9DAElwyn RoadMarch£427,8336
PE15 9BYElwyn RoadMarch£418,7504
PE15 9QDKnights End RoadMarch£406,4287
PE15 9QWWimblington RoadMarch£381,8754
PE15 9PSThe AvenueMarch£380,9287
PE15 9QNWimblington RoadMarch£379,6669
PE15 9QEJobs LaneMarch£374,0005

Least Expensive Streets in March

PostcodeStreetAreaAverageNo. of Sales
PE15 8NFJim Hocking CourtStation Road£85,0008
PE15 9PDCamargue DriveMarch£95,15010
PE15 9TJHussars CourtMarch£97,22912
PE15 9GESt Andrews CourtBadgeney Road£102,0003
PE15 8NYThe JunctionMarch£112,8005
PE15 8NUNorfolk CourtStation Road£119,5005
PE15 8JYHansart CourtRobingoodfellows Lane£120,7506
PE15 9RARiverbank CloseMarch£129,1663
PE15 8RLSt Johns ChaseMarch£130,46113
PE15 8GESilvern CourtDagless Way£131,8333

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