Seasonally adjusted street names

An interesting speed read looking at the average property prices of street names referring to our seasons

Harvest time is upon us and of all the seasons it appears ‘autumn’ is the most lucrative when it comes to property names.
Homes bought since the start of 2020 which have included 'autumn' in their name or street address, have sold for an average of £322,467.
This compares to a price tag of just £236,731 for those including 'spring'. However, with over 1,600 sales since the start of 2020, house names including ‘spring’ are the most popular.
Interest in the property market this autumn remains high, with many still searching for their post-pandemic perfect home.
Source: Dataloft, Land Registry, sales recorded since 01.01.2020, based on geomean

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