Top 10 up and coming property areas in the UK

New research shows rural areas make for the best investment, while London boroughs dominated the bottom 10

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The UK property market is starting to cause more of a stir as we start to see house prices slide. It is also widely expected that house prices will come down in 2023.

For opportunist buyers, you may be considering whether now is a good time to buy a house and what are the up and coming areas to buy in the UK. You may also be interested in our article looking at the top 10 areas immune to a house price crash.

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RankLocal authorityAnnual house price changeAnnual income changeAnnual employment changeUp and coming property score /10
1East Cambridgeshire16.5%4.5%1.5%8.14
2Eden17.9%5.9%0.8%7.99
3Bolsover14.9%2.8%1.4%7.80
4East Devon17.3%5.1%2.7%7.78
5Argyll and Bute25.0%3.9%0.0%7.75
6Warrington20.4%6.1%1.3%7.58
7Dover16.8%5.9%1.2%7.55
8Stockport17.1%2.4%2.4%7.47
9West Lindsey15.5%2.0%2.3%7.30
10Broadland14.7%4.9%-1.0%7.23
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RankLocal authorityAnnual house price changeAnnual income changeAnnual employment changeUp and coming property score /10
344Camden-3.5%-4.7%1.2%2.37
345Aberdeen City-2.4%0.1%-2%2.31
346Redbridge6.3%1.3%0.4%2.14
347Westminster-9.4%-7.4%1.8%2.14
348Ealing4.6%2.5%-1.5%2.06
349Tower Hamlets10.3%0.7%0.1%2.02
350Sunderland8.7%2.1%-0.3%1.94
351Harrow12.6%1.2%-0.8%1.92
352Hammersmith and Fulham-6.5%-32.7%0.9%1.68
353Kensington and Chelsea-4.2%-100%-0.1%1.24
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Nic studied for a BA in journalism at Cardiff University, and has an MA in magazine journalism from City University. She has previously worked for MoneyWeek.