Data from Land Registry, ONS, Bank of England
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The Oxfordshire market is moderately favourable for buyers. Affordability has improved from a peak of 11.1x in 2021 to 9.5x today.
Average sale prices · HM Land Registry / UK HPI
House price ÷ median earnings · ONS data
A home in Oxfordshire costs 9.5x the local median salary — stretched, improving from a peak of 11.1x in 2021.
2yr fixed · 75% LTV · 25yr term · BoE avg. rate
Based on the average Oxfordshire price of £420,303 with a 25% deposit (£105k), a 2-year fixed mortgage at 3.97% costs around £1,659 per month.
Data sources (all free & public): HM Land Registry Price Paid Data & UK House Price Index · ONS Housing Affordability Ratios · ONS Private Rental Index · Bank of England Quoted Household Interest Rates · HMRC Monthly Property Transactions
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The average property in Oxfordshire sells for £420,303, up 2.1% over the past year. Prices have grown from around £72k in the mid-1990s.