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Average House Price Analysis

msanalytics
msanalytics Posts: 1 Newbie
in House buying, renting & selling

Hi,

Long time lurker, big fan of this forum. Has helped me a lot last year.

A little bit about myself. I'm an accountant & analyst, i'm married with 2 kids and currently rent in Surrey. With a growing family, i know i will need a bigger place in a few years and won't be able to afford to stay close to where i am. So i started googling house prices in a given area to see where i can afford to move to and i couldn't quite find a nice website to make the search easy. There was propertydata.co.uk but they charge a monthly fee to be able to use their service. Most of the data is publicly available so i decided to build a dashboard that would make it easier. I work with Power BI for my job and so put together a quick dashboard that combines sold house prices, school data, crime data, population demographic, rental, affordability and healthcare data. I wanted to make this available for free so that others can benefit from it and hopefully find it useful.

Please visit www.msanalytics.co.uk

Any suggestions for improvements or feedback is most welcome.

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