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House Prices > Hereford > HR4 > Dale Drive
How Much Do Homes Cost on Dale Drive?
How Dale Drive Prices Compare to Surrounding Areas
Holmer
The housing market in Holmer shows a 15% reduction compared to Dale Drive averages. (£282,000 vs £330,100) From this angle, going with Holmer over Dale Drive could leave you smiling with £48,100 still banked.
HR4 9
Homes on Dale Drive are 35% costlier than their HR4 9 sector counterparts on average. (£330,100 vs £214,500). Therefore, buyers could face an extra £115,600 by choosing Dale Drive over another part of the sector.
i.e. HR4
Properties in Dale Drive are, on average, 25% more expensive than those in the HR4 district. (£330,100 vs £248,900). For context, purchasing on Dale Drive rather than elsewhere in HR4 could require an additional £81,200.
i.e. Hereford
On the whole, residential properties in Hereford are priced 21% below those in Dale Drive. (£260,000 vs £330,100). Looking at the figures, that street sign could come bundled with £69,700 in added costs.
A Closer Look at HR4
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