February 1, 2013 10:18 pm

Britain’s housing wealth divide

By Callum Locke, Martin Stabe and Emily Cadman

New data from Savills lays bare the extent of the divide in Britain’s housing wealth.

The housing stock in a handful of central London boroughs is now worth more than all the homes in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland combined, the data shows.

Explore the percentage change in values by local authority district in this interactive map.

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