Help to Buy: Average Wales purchase price for completed purchases, by Local Authority, First Time Buyer and Date

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Data valuesData descriptionDateLocal Authority
88000Total CompletionsJan-14Neath Port Talbot
88000 [t]Total CompletionsJan-14Wales
176000Total CompletionsFeb-14Conwy
224495Total CompletionsFeb-14Flintshire
120995Total CompletionsFeb-14Swansea
109998Total CompletionsFeb-14Neath Port Talbot
67000Total CompletionsFeb-14Rhondda Cynon Taf
180750Total CompletionsFeb-14Merthyr Tydfil
160442Total CompletionsFeb-14Caerphilly
179663Total CompletionsFeb-14Monmouthshire
145000Total CompletionsFeb-14Newport
157933 [t]Total CompletionsFeb-14Wales
182475Total CompletionsMar-14Conwy
187290Total CompletionsMar-14Flintshire
171839Total CompletionsMar-14Wrexham
175950Total CompletionsMar-14Powys
95000Total CompletionsMar-14Pembrokeshire
190472Total CompletionsMar-14Carmarthenshire
194665Total CompletionsMar-14Swansea
152498Total CompletionsMar-14Neath Port Talbot
157098Total CompletionsMar-14Bridgend
230000Total CompletionsMar-14Vale of Glamorgan
150998Total CompletionsMar-14Rhondda Cynon Taf
217997Total CompletionsMar-14Merthyr Tydfil
163282Total CompletionsMar-14Caerphilly
210000Total CompletionsMar-14Monmouthshire
186748Total CompletionsMar-14Newport
177199 [t]Total CompletionsMar-14Wales
180317Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Conwy
196591Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Flintshire
171839Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Wrexham
175950Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Powys
95000Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Pembrokeshire
190472Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Carmarthenshire
176248Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Swansea
120498Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Neath Port Talbot
157098Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Bridgend
230000Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Vale of Glamorgan
122998Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Rhondda Cynon Taf
203098Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Merthyr Tydfil
161685Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Caerphilly
187248Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Monmouthshire
180784Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Newport
169806 [t]Total CompletionsFourth Quarter 2013-14Wales
180317Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearConwy
196591Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearFlintshire
171839Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearWrexham
175950Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearPowys
95000Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearPembrokeshire
190472Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearCarmarthenshire
176248Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearSwansea
120498Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearNeath Port Talbot
157098Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearBridgend
230000Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearVale of Glamorgan
122998Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearRhondda Cynon Taf
203098Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearMerthyr Tydfil
161685Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearCaerphilly
187248Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearMonmouthshire
180784Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearNewport
169806 [t]Total Completions2013-14 Financial YearWales
213998Total CompletionsApr-14Gwynedd
174246Total CompletionsApr-14Conwy
212774Total CompletionsApr-14Flintshire
210000Total CompletionsApr-14Wrexham
105950Total CompletionsApr-14Pembrokeshire
138122Total CompletionsApr-14Carmarthenshire
145113Total CompletionsApr-14Swansea
147498Total CompletionsApr-14Neath Port Talbot
175249Total CompletionsApr-14Bridgend
191142Total CompletionsApr-14Vale of Glamorgan
198498Total CompletionsApr-14Cardiff
129971Total CompletionsApr-14Rhondda Cynon Taf
177375Total CompletionsApr-14Merthyr Tydfil
180582Total CompletionsApr-14Caerphilly
190000Total CompletionsApr-14Torfaen
187798Total CompletionsApr-14Monmouthshire
181119Total CompletionsApr-14Newport
174471 [t]Total CompletionsApr-14Wales
249995Total CompletionsMay-14Gwynedd
222836Total CompletionsMay-14Conwy
242783Total CompletionsMay-14Denbighshire
202782Total CompletionsMay-14Flintshire
171980Total CompletionsMay-14Wrexham
126750Total CompletionsMay-14Pembrokeshire
163052Total CompletionsMay-14Carmarthenshire
172000Total CompletionsMay-14Swansea
138498Total CompletionsMay-14Neath Port Talbot
153388Total CompletionsMay-14Bridgend
169830Total CompletionsMay-14Vale of Glamorgan
250000Total CompletionsMay-14Cardiff
142330Total CompletionsMay-14Rhondda Cynon Taf
193330Total CompletionsMay-14Merthyr Tydfil
169998Total CompletionsMay-14Caerphilly
182500Total CompletionsMay-14Torfaen
157832Total CompletionsMay-14Monmouthshire
169223Total CompletionsMay-14Newport
171340 [t]Total CompletionsMay-14Wales
193722Total CompletionsJun-14Conwy
142950Total CompletionsJun-14Denbighshire
204688Total CompletionsJun-14Flintshire
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Main information

Most recent update
17 October 2025
Next update expected
February 2026
Designation
Official statistics
Data provider
Welsh Government
Data source
Help to Buy Wales data

Data notes

Overview

Summary of dataset and variables

Help to Buy Wales is a shared equity loan scheme designed to support home ownership, stimulate building activity and provide a boost to the housing sector and wider economy. Help to Buy Wales support is available to all home buyers (not just first-time buyers) who wish to purchase a new home but may be constrained in doing so – for example, as a result of deposit requirements – but who could otherwise be expected to repay a mortgage. On 10th December 2015, the Welsh Government announced it was investing up to a further £290 million in the second phase of Help to Buy – Wales with the additional funding aiming to support the construction of more than 6,000 further new Welsh homes by 2021. On 18th September 2020 it was announced that the Help to Buy scheme would extend for a further 12 months to March 2022 with the possibility for a further extension to March 2023. This further extension was confirmed in a written statement on 24 March 2021. The third phase of the scheme from April 2021 introduced some changes to the scheme including a reduction of the maximum purchase price to £250,000. In December 2022 the Minister for Climate Change announced the scheme in Wales would continue until March 2025 with all homes sold through the scheme needing to meet a minimum of Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) B and the purchase price cap rising from £250,000 to £300,000. In December 2024 the decision was made to further extend the Help to Buy Wales shared equity loan scheme to September 2026.

Data collection or calculation

Data are extracted from the Help to Buy (Wales) Ltd Client Relationship Management System (CRM ). All the information is held securely on the system and is input on their by the processing staff at Help to Buy (Wales) Ltd. All information stored on the CRM, in relation to Help to Buy Wales properties, is provided by either the buyer or their solicitor/conveyancer as part of the Property Information Form, Conveyancers Form 1 or Conveyancer Form 2. More details on the process buyer’s go through, and the documentation they are required to complete to draw down a shared equity loan, can be found on the scheme website (See weblink).

Statistical quality

Please find this information in the related statistical publication, as per the given weblink.

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Welsh Government
Contact email
stats.housing@gov.wales

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