UK Property Portal · Citable Data

Current UK property figures — sourced, dated, free to cite

9 headline figures from 3 official sources. Each one carries the period it describes, the date we read it, a link to check it at the publisher, and a citation you can paste. Nothing here is modelled, estimated or rounded beyond the publisher's own precision.

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UK average monthly private rent

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£1,388

Reference period
June 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
ONS (Price Index of Private Rents) · check at source
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UK average monthly private rent was £1,388 in June 2026 (ONS Price Index of Private Rents, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#uk-rent

UK private rent, annual change

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3.27%

Reference period
June 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
ONS (Price Index of Private Rents) · check at source
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UK private rents rose 3.27% in the year to June 2026 (ONS Price Index of Private Rents, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#uk-rent-yoy

UK average house price

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£271,295

Reference period
May 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
HM Land Registry (UK House Price Index) · check at source
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The UK average house price was £271,295 in May 2026 (HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#uk-house-price

UK house prices, annual change

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2.70%

Reference period
May 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
HM Land Registry (UK House Price Index) · check at source
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UK house prices rose 2.70% in the year to May 2026 (HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#uk-house-price-yoy

Bank Rate

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3.75%

Reference period
4 August 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
Bank of England · check at source
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Bank Rate stood at 3.75% on 4 August 2026 (Bank of England, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#bank-rate

Average quoted 2-year fixed mortgage rate (75% LTV)

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4.81%

Reference period
June 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
Bank of England · check at source
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The average quoted 2-year fixed mortgage rate at 75% LTV was 4.81% in June 2026 (Bank of England, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#mortgage-2yr-fix

Average quoted 5-year fixed mortgage rate (75% LTV)

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4.65%

Reference period
June 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
Bank of England · check at source
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The average quoted 5-year fixed mortgage rate at 75% LTV was 4.65% in June 2026 (Bank of England, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#mortgage-5yr-fix

SONIA (Sterling Overnight Index Average)

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3.73%

Reference period
3 August 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
Bank of England · check at source
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SONIA was 3.73% on 3 August 2026 (Bank of England, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#sonia

2-year OIS rate

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4.17%

Reference period
3 August 2026
Read by UKPP
5 August 2026
Source
Bank of England · check at source
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The 2-year OIS rate was 4.17% on 3 August 2026 (Bank of England, read 5 August 2026), via The UK Property Portal: https://theukpropertyportal.co.uk/data#ois-2y

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About the dates

Each figure below carries its reference period (the period the figure describes) and its read date (when we pulled it from the publisher). We do not show a publication-release date: our store keeps the reading and the period it refers to, not the publisher's release timestamp, and inferring one per figure would be a guess dressed as provenance. Where the two dates differ matters — a monthly figure read weeks later may since have been revised at source, which is precisely why the read date is published.