High Peak Property Prices and Rents
A quick local authority snapshot for prices, rents, local incomes and market direction. Use the deeper market pages for sales, rental and affordability evidence.
High Peak market at a glance
Page refreshed 19 August 2026What this means
High Peak house prices are rising compared with last year. Rent and wage data help compare local affordability and demand.
Data freshness
- House price data
- June 2026
- Rent data
- July 2026
- Pay data
- Apr 2025-Mar 2026 / ASHE 2026
Official price trend
All homes UK HPI series, last 5Y.
All homes average price was £252,980 in June 2026, 0.6% down over the month and 5.8% up over the year.
| Month | Average price | Monthly change | Annual change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Month: July 2025 | Average: £244,558 | Monthly: +2.2% | Annual: -1.6% |
| Month: August 2025 | Average: £249,429 | Monthly: +2.0% | Annual: +0.9% |
| Month: September 2025 | Average: £250,284 | Monthly: +0.3% | Annual: -0.4% |
| Month: October 2025 | Average: £253,260 | Monthly: +1.2% | Annual: +2.6% |
| Month: November 2025 | Average: £254,701 | Monthly: +0.6% | Annual: +2.8% |
| Month: December 2025 | Average: £261,573 | Monthly: +2.7% | Annual: +6.6% |
| Month: January 2026 | Average: £263,271 | Monthly: +0.6% | Annual: +5.7% |
| Month: February 2026 | Average: £261,801 | Monthly: -0.6% | Annual: +3.4% |
| Month: March 2026 | Average: £261,046 | Monthly: -0.3% | Annual: +2.2% |
| Month: April 2026 | Average: £255,554 | Monthly: -2.1% | Annual: +2.2% |
| Month: May 2026 | Average: £254,423 | Monthly: -0.4% | Annual: +4.0% |
| Month: June 2026 | Average: £252,980 | Monthly: -0.6% | Annual: +5.8% |
Continue High Peak Research
UK HPI shows £252,980 for June 2026, with raw completed-sale evidence from HM Land Registry.
Open pageRents, Yield And Rental DemandONS private rents show £928 average rent, with an indicative gross yield signal.
Open pageWages, Employment And AffordabilityMedian resident pay is £38,392 and helps compare local affordability.
Open pageHigh Peak Property GuidesOpen local-authority-specific guides that explain how to use the data safely.
Open pageSources of this data
UK House Price Index (ONS) · Office for National Statistics Private Rent Index · ASHE earnings data
Official property market data is usually delayed because figures are published after the reporting month has ended.
High Peak market commentary
What the latest official data may mean for buyers, renters and investors.
High Peak’s average house price stood at £252,980 in June 2026, according to the UK House Price Index. That is a small monthly fall of 0.6%, after May’s 0.4% decline.
So the market has softened a little over the latest two months, even though prices remain well above where they were a year ago.
High Peak’s private rented sector continued to edge higher in July 2026, according to the ONS Price Index of Private Rents. The average rent reached £928 a month.
That is up from £918 in June, a monthly rise of 1.1%.
High Peak had a resident population of 91,676 in 2025, so its labour market sits in a fairly sizeable local base. The latest ONS/Nomis profile, based on the Annual Population Survey, gives a useful picture of how that workforce is doing.
Resident median full-time pay in High Peak was £738.30 a week in ASHE 2026.