House prices boomed for much of the 2000s. Here, we reveal the areas where house prices rose the most - and the least - during the decade
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Property prices in the UK almost doubled during the last decade - despite the recent house price crash - according to new data.
The typical home's value soared by a massive 91% - or £78,000 - between 2000 and 2010, according to the Halifax, meaning the average home jumped from £86,095 to £164,310.
But the rate of growth differs drastically when you look at the data on a regional level. Here, we reveal the areas where house prices have risen the fastest - and the slowest - over the decade.
Note that house price rises are calculated as a percentage change rather than an actual sterling increase.
How much is your house worth today? This article looks at the areas where house prices rose the most in the 2000s.
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