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Most expensive streets

RankStreetAverageTransactionsResidential% of residential 1Renshaw Street£393,37442150 2Hope Place£298,850102292 3Knight Street£260,904283394 4Mount Street£256,9671121100 5Upper Duke Street£248,96031179 6Seel Street£235,68332059 7Kent Street£220,267329100 8Hurst Street£195,456121594 9Colquitt Street£194,96410315296 10Rodney Street£182,9984510868 11Whitechapel£182,55333238 12Concert Street£170,8966436100 13York Street£170,199282690 14Shaws Alley£165,0101038100 15Pilgrim Street£163,039102790 16Back Colquitt Street£162,7394632100 17Cornwallis Street£162,5017171100 18Duke Street£161,22617931292 19Strand Street£159,32714323999 20Argyle Street£149,8001159898 21Old Haymarket£149,431173289 22Tabley Street£148,28153184100 23Tradewind Square£147,562564496 24Cornhill£145,81294145100 25Madison Square£145,119165112100 26Jamaica Street£145,084195185 27Victoria Street£144,128464189 28Henry Street£140,51817526298 29Oldham Street£140,4078586100 30Wood Street£135,67011110288

The data above includes all transactions completed since January 1995 as recorded by HM Land Registry. The data is updated monthly.
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The average house price figures above have been calculated as average current values instead of as average historic values. This is achieved using a combination of AVM (Automated Valuation Model) technology and Land Registry data.
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