Property prices up by almost 6% on last year
Thursday 12th May 2011, 2:29PM BST.
PROPERTY prices have continued to rise, latest Policy Council figures have confirmed.
The average has increased by 5.7% during the last year, and now stands at more than £424,000.
This is about £60,000 more than the average as at the end of 2010 but States economist Andy Sloan explained that this was not a literal increase, but instead caused by the Policy Council changing the methodology used to calculate the island’s average property price.
The previous calculation of a ‘median’ average was not, he said, a fair reflection of the market and was too volatile because it was dependent on the sorts of properties sold during a specific timeframe.
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