House Price website

This is a great one for telling you how much homes on your street sold for - or in areas you're looking to buy so you have an idea what the market is actually like.

www.aboutmyplace.co.uk

That's a new one I hadn't seen yet, thanks.

If you're interested in historical average prices in your postcode split by detached/semi-detached/terraced/flats try this feature on upmystreet (graph goes to 2003 but data below goes back to 95)

http://www.upmystreet.co.uk/property-prices/trends/terraced/l/se10+8.html

For the real property geeks, go to this site and enter first part of your postcode:

http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=se10&n=100

If search is set to "100" you get 2000 of the last sales in your postcode (20 pages with 100 each).  Being a total numbers geek I copied this into a spreadsheet and I've got 7 years of sales in my neighbourhood, split by type, tenure (freehold vs leasehold), and new vs old.

I'm pathetic   

You might want to edit the links so they don't show the post code you last entered.

You might want to edit the links so they don't show the post code you last entered.

I needed a postcode for one link to show the graph.  Besides, I'm not so bothered as people who read this website often know I live in Greenwich anyway (it's in my profile too), and anyone who wants to stalk me is even more pathetic than me 

No worries, just thought I'd give you a heads up in case you didn't realize it.

http://www.nethouseprices.com