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Data sources, licences and coverage: where every Door Number figure comes from

Every dataset and its licence is listed on the Data sources page. Where a record does not exist we say so rather than estimate. This page lists the sources, how often they refresh, their licences and the limits of what they can tell you.

Average price by region
North East
£165,098
up 4% in a year

17 public datasets behind Door Number, with licence and refresh rate

SourceUsed forLicenceRefresh
HM Land Registry Price Paid DataEvery recorded sale, price and dateOpen Government Licence v3Monthly
HM Land Registry UK House Price IndexRegional and local authority averages, trends by property typeOGL v3Monthly
Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (MHCLG)Floor area, energy band, recommendations, construction ageOGL v3Monthly
Office for National Statistics, Census 2021 via NomisHouseholds, tenure, age, cars, travel to work, health, qualificationsOGL v3Static
Department for Education, Get Information about SchoolsSchool register, phase, type, agesOGL v3Monthly
Ofsted state-funded schools inspections and outcomesLatest inspection outcome for each schoolOGL v3Monthly
DESNZ sub-national electricity and gas consumptionTypical energy use for the neighbourhoodOGL v3Annual
Department for Transport, public EV charging device statisticsCharging devices per local authorityOGL v3Quarterly
Transport for London Unified APIJourney times and London bus stopsTfL open data licenceLive
police.ukRecorded crime by category near a postcodeOGL v3Monthly
Food Standards Agency hygiene ratingsFood Hygiene Ratings for food businessesOGL v3Weekly
Environment Agency, Defra air quality and noise mappingAir pollution and road and rail noiseOGL v3Annual
planning.data.gov.ukPlanning designations, conservation areas, listed buildingsOGL v3Daily
European Commission PVGISSolar yield for a locationEU Commission reuse policyStatic
UK Parliament Members API and council open dataMP and ward councillorsOGL v3 / council licencesLive
OpenStreetMap contributorsAmenities, bus stops, charging sites, base mapsOpen Database Licence (ODbL)Weekly
Wikimedia CommonsOpenly licensed photographs, credited on each imageCC BY and CC BY-SA, per photoOn demand

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

What this data cannot tell you: coverage and limitations

Sold prices appear in the register a few months after completion, so the newest sales are missing and the latest figure always lags the market. A price is what was paid, not what a home is worth today, and it says nothing about condition, extensions or garden size. Floor areas and energy bands come from energy certificates, which many homes do not have, and certificates older than ten years may no longer reflect the building.

Distances are straight-line from the postcode, not walking routes, and school distances are not catchment areas. Amenities, bus stops and charging sites come from OpenStreetMap, which volunteers keep up to date, so a new or recently closed business can be wrong. Crime figures are recorded incidents near a postcode, not a measure of how safe a street feels. Regional averages from the UK House Price Index adjust for the mix of homes sold, so they can differ from a median sale price on one street.

Where we have no source for a fact we leave it out. The street rankings and CR5 district report show the method applied across a whole area.

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