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Buckinghamshire

Unitary authority

The north west of the South East. 584,296 people in 1,565 square kilometres.

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Deprivation by neighbourhood

English Indices of Deprivation 2025

Most deprived 10%Least

2 of Buckinghamshire’s 334 neighbourhoods are in England’s most deprived 20%.

Average house price
£479,736
Up 1.1% in a year
HM Land Registry · Jul 2026
Median full-time pay
£43,290
81st highest of 348
ONS earnings survey · 2025
House price to pay
11.1×
31st least affordable of 348
Worked out by Open Index
Deprivation score
11.9
47th least deprived of 296
MHCLG · England only

How Buckinghamshire compares

Each dot is a council. The black line marks the middle one.

BuckinghamshireMiddle
Average house price360 areas, UK · Jul 2026
Average house price: every council in UK360 areas from £115,401 to £1,232,640. The middle area is £272,474. Buckinghamshire is £479,736.
£479,73640th highest
Annual price change360 areas, UK · Jul 2026
Annual price change: every council in UK360 areas from −20.7% to 12.8%. The middle area is 2.3%. Buckinghamshire is 1.1%.
+1.1%joint 133rd weakest
Median full-time pay348 areas, Great Britain · 2025
Median full-time pay: every council in Great Britain348 areas from £29,805 to £57,396. The middle area is £38,490. Buckinghamshire is £43,290.
£43,29081st highest
House price to pay348 areas, Great Britain · 2025
House price to pay: every council in Great Britain348 areas from 3.1× to 23.4×. The middle area is 7.3×. Buckinghamshire is 11.1×.
11.1×joint 31st least affordable
Deprivation scoreEngland only296 areas, England · 2025
Deprivation score: every council in England296 areas from 5.9 to 43.5. The middle area is 19.0. Buckinghamshire is 11.9.
11.947th least deprived

Every council ranked: average house price, annual price change, median full-time pay, house price to pay and deprivation score.

England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland each measure deprivation their own way, so Open Index never ranks them together.

House prices since 2000

Monthly average house price, smoothed. Buckinghamshire’s is 3.4 times its 2000 level, slower than South East’s.

House prices since 2000Average house price each month for Buckinghamshire, South East, England, January 2000 to July 2026. Source: UK House Price Index.
House prices since 2000
MonthBuckinghamshireSouth EastEngland
Jan 2000£142,295£105,145£71,017
Jan 2001£161,149£119,563£79,663
Jan 2002£182,885£138,188£90,840
Jan 2003£214,560£170,299£114,816
Jan 2004£227,625£183,513£131,914
Jan 2005£249,325£197,095£149,713
Jan 2006£253,634£202,770£157,240
Jan 2007£277,302£222,209£171,666
Jan 2008£302,504£237,074£181,037
Jan 2009£257,535£196,036£153,585
Jan 2010£274,799£219,580£164,711
Jan 2011£279,230£218,315£164,697
Jan 2012£283,684£219,302£164,449
Jan 2013£294,099£226,909£166,938
Jan 2014£307,007£242,778£177,748
Jan 2015£341,751£266,846£191,523
Jan 2016£378,512£295,893£208,050
Jan 2017£409,006£315,255£218,655
Jan 2018£424,830£323,399£227,594
Jan 2019£418,269£324,657£230,974
Jan 2020£411,296£324,130£234,049
Jan 2021£430,168£337,566£249,890
Jan 2022£449,929£368,184£270,231
Jan 2023£471,801£387,727£285,817
Jan 2024£467,015£369,326£278,060
Jan 2025£483,129£381,267£287,264
Jan 2026£480,825£379,707£290,511
Jul 2026£479,736£380,878£293,479

Wards in Buckinghamshire49

Middle areas in Buckinghamshire67

Constituencies mostly in Buckinghamshire6

Neighbourhoods in Buckinghamshire334
Buckinghamshire in brief

Buckinghamshire’s average house price was £479,736 in July 2026.

Full-time workers living in Buckinghamshire earned a median of £43,290 in 2025.

A home in Buckinghamshire costs 11.1 times local full-time pay.

Buckinghamshire has a deprivation score of 11.9 in the English Indices of Deprivation 2025.