Cheapest and most expensive places in East Midlands to buy a flat (August 2026)

Derbyshire Dales was the most expensive of East Midlands’s 35 councils in August 2026 (flat price £183,358).

Boston was the cheapest (£74,317). The middle council, North Northamptonshire, had £117,641.

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Flat price for every council in East Midlands, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Derbyshire Dales£183,358
2Harborough£158,083
3Rushcliffe£155,667
4High Peak£151,108
5Leicester£140,344
6West Northamptonshire£139,615
7South Derbyshire£139,348
8North West Leicestershire£137,061
9Blaby£136,043
10Amber Valley£135,362
11Rutland£133,333
12Charnwood£132,631
13North East Derbyshire£125,327
14Nottingham£123,342
15Melton£119,723
16Hinckley and Bosworth£118,098
17North Kesteven£118,012
18North Northamptonshire£117,641
19Broxtowe£117,357
20Gedling£115,200
21South Kesteven£115,160
22Oadby and Wigston£111,646
23Chesterfield£111,510
24Derby£107,742
25Newark and Sherwood£107,389
26Lincoln£104,534
27Erewash£103,154
28Mansfield£97,658
29South Holland£95,015
30Bassetlaw£92,239
31East Lindsey£91,102
32West Lindsey£90,653
33Ashfield£89,909
34Bolsover£87,199
35Boston£74,317

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