Top 10 areas in the UK where houses sell for up to 30% more
DOES your street have a royal name? It may worth up to 30 percent more if so.
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This year has been a huge one for the Royal Family, with the Queen celebrating 70 years on the throne on February 6, 2022. Even the property market has been affected by the country's love of the monarchy.
According to Uswitch, properties on royal named streets including words such as William or King can sell for much more than their non-royal counterparts.
Tower Hamlets saw the most dramatic difference.
The average property price is £454,411, but the average sale price on a royal street is £590,522.
This is a huge 29.95 percent price increase.
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Research found the same pattern in Greenwich; the average sale price is £374,979, but properties can go for £474,282 on royal-named street.
This is a difference of 26.48 percent.
The third greatest difference was found in Newham, where the average sale price was £360,689, and the average sale price on royal streets £432,597.
A little less than Greenwich and Tower Hamlets but still a huge jump, this is a difference of 19.93 percent.
In Dartford, the average sale price is £264,308, and it increases by 17.78 percent for properties on royal named streets.
This makes the average sale price £311,289.
The average price of a property in Glasgow City is £162.186, and with an increase of 17.65 percent for royal named streets, this jumps up to £190,816.
Aberdeen City, City of Westminster, Fylde, West Berkshire and Bracknell Forest also make the list of regions where property value is most affected by royal street names.
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So your house may be worth a lot more money if you're lucky enough to live on a royal named street
But which royal associated word could land you the most money when selling your property?
The royal street name "Palace" increases a property by an average of 20.40 percent.
The royal street name "Royal" increased a property by around 19.86 percent.
1. Palace
Count: 1,160
Average increase: 20.40 percent
2. Royal
Count: 3,471
Average increase: 19.86 percent
3. Duchess
Count: 329
Average increase: 12.9 percent
4. Duke
Count: 3,354
Average increase: 9.22 percent
5. Clarence
Count: 2,664
Average increase: 8.72 percent
6. Kensington
Count: 1,826
Average increase: 7.82 percent
7. Harry
Count: 374
Average increase: 7.26 percent
8. Sovereign
Count: 696
Average increase: 7.25 percent
9. Earl
Count: 2,137
Average increase: 6.80 percent
10. Buckingham
Count: 2,005
Average increase: 6.10 percent.