While the North East and West Midlands would see the lowest increase of £12,139 and £18,206 respectively.
Managing Director of Barrows and Forrester, James Forrester, said the stamp duty holiday has impacted the property market, and has led to “strong and consistent” growth”
He said: “Enough time has passed since the introduction of the stamp duty holiday that we now have a clear picture of just how much it has impacted the property market.
“To see such strong and consistent growth on a monthly basis, for such a prolonged period of time, really demonstrates the positive impact it’s had on property values and we’re yet to see any signs of the market running low on steam in this respect.
