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October Transaction Data from Land Registry

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  • Land Registry completes 1,559,023 applications
  • South East tops the table of regional applications with 358,555
  • Birmingham tops the table of local authority applications with 23,295

The Transaction Data shows Land Registry completed over 1,559,000 applications from its customers in October. This includes 1,526,964 applications by account customers, of which:

  • 371,379 were applications in respect of registered land (dealings)
  • 718,479 were applications to obtain an official copy of a register or title plan
  • 211,221 were searches
  • 99,686 were transactions for value​

Access the full dataset http://data.gov.uk/dataset/monthly-land-registry-property-transaction-data

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