Hallowe'en homes

We take a quick look at the estimated money spent on Halloween across the UK

It’s Halloween week. Across the UK it is estimated at least £474 million is spent celebrating All Hallows Eve, the equivalent to 1,794 average priced homes.
At £29.7 million, the cost of purchasing pumpkins alone would buy over 110 homes.
For the superstitious among us, 7,361 homes have been sold over the past year bearing the number 13, the average price of such properties a lucrative £321,676.
Spooky property addresses across the UK include The Witches Cauldron, Spider Web Cottage, Broomstick Corner, Cackle Street, Hell Wath Grove, Coffin Close, Bat Gardens and Dark Lane.
Source: Dataloft, UKHPI, Land Registry, Mintel (2019)

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