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Wales

Nation

One of the four nations of the United Kingdom. 3,175,181 people in 20,783 square kilometres.

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Average house price
£215,037
Up 2.6% in a year
HM Land Registry · Jul 2026
Population
3,107,494
2nd lowest of 4
ONS Census 2021 · 2021
Female life expectancy
82.2years
UK 83.0 years
ONS life expectancy · 2022 to 2024
Gigabit broadband coverage
83.1%
UK 87.8%
Ofcom · Jan 2026

House prices since 2000

Monthly average house price, smoothed. Wales’s is 4.4 times its 2000 level, faster than United Kingdom’s.

House prices since 2000Average house price each month for Wales, United Kingdom, January 2000 to July 2026. Source: UK House Price Index.
House prices since 2000
MonthWalesUnited Kingdom
Jan 2000£49,286£77,950
Jan 2001£51,586£85,794
Jan 2002£58,447£89,928
Jan 2003£73,663£114,996
Jan 2004£93,655£126,179
Jan 2005£117,235£138,759
Jan 2006£123,010£147,360
Jan 2007£132,332£162,825
Jan 2008£138,585£171,137
Jan 2009£118,377£144,840
Jan 2010£120,944£154,268
Jan 2011£120,980£154,113
Jan 2012£120,342£152,831
Jan 2013£120,804£154,495
Jan 2014£124,609£164,137
Jan 2015£128,912£175,636
Jan 2016£132,574£189,268
Jan 2017£138,614£198,276
Jan 2018£144,990£206,844
Jan 2019£150,122£210,317
Jan 2020£154,532£213,657
Jan 2021£169,842£228,417
Jan 2022£191,552£248,031
Jan 2023£201,853£260,941
Jan 2024£197,808£255,972
Jan 2025£206,010£264,936
Jan 2026£211,046£268,862
Jul 2026£215,037£272,611

Councils in Wales

NameAverage house price, Jul 2026Population, 2021Female lifespan, 2022 to 2024
Blaenau GwentWelsh council£144,29466,90479.2 years
BridgendWelsh council£209,569145,48881.9 years
CaerphillyWelsh council£197,542175,95280.6 years
CardiffWelsh council£272,252362,30882.2 years
CarmarthenshireWelsh council£199,025187,89781.9 years
CeredigionWelsh council£235,16071,47583.3 years
ConwyWelsh council£217,829114,74182.6 years
DenbighshireWelsh council£201,45295,81781.2 years
FlintshireWelsh council£215,892154,96282.4 years
GwyneddWelsh council£204,974117,39383.3 years
Isle of AngleseyWelsh council£231,94368,87882.7 years
Merthyr TydfilWelsh council£156,72158,83679.7 years
MonmouthshireWelsh council£335,09392,95784.6 years
Neath Port TalbotWelsh council£168,082142,28981.4 years
NewportWelsh council£229,200159,59282.1 years
PembrokeshireWelsh council£208,615123,36083.1 years
PowysWelsh council£237,762133,16983.6 years
Rhondda Cynon TafWelsh council£164,192237,65181.3 years
SwanseaWelsh council£205,383238,49082.2 years
TorfaenWelsh council£199,18492,27681.6 years
Vale of GlamorganWelsh council£303,112131,93983.9 years
WrexhamWelsh council£212,778135,11782.1 years
Wales in brief

Wales’s average house price was £215,037 in July 2026.

Wales had 3,107,494 usual residents at the census.

A baby girl born in Wales could expect to live 82.2 years, based on deaths in 2022 to 2024.

In Wales, 83.1% of homes and businesses could get gigabit-capable broadband in January 2026.