Service Charges Map of Great Britain
Discover how leasehold service charges vary across the UK. Enter your postcode to see how your area compares to national and regional averages.
Interactive Service Charges Heat Map
Average charge figures are modelled regional estimates from industry surveys, not measured at this postcode. Tribunal reduction data: ServiceCharges.AI analysis of FTT decisions (building — more data added daily). Sources: The Property Institute, Hamptons, DLUHC.
About This Map
This interactive heat map visualizes leasehold service charges across Great Britain using data from government sources, tribunal decisions, and industry reports. The map shows significant regional variations, with London and the South East typically showing higher charges.
Key Findings: Service charges have increased by 41% since 2019, far outpacing inflation (23%). London shows the highest average charges at £3,200+ annually, while northern regions average £1,800-2,200.
Enter your postcode above to see modelled data for your area, including how local charges compare to regional and national averages, plus an estimate of dispute activity in your vicinity. These postcode-level figures are illustrative estimates derived from the regional and national data below, not measurements of any specific building — accuracy will improve over time as more leaseholders complete a free AI audit.
Data Sources
- Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) - Regional leasehold statistics
- Hamptons Research 2024 - Service charges survey with regional breakdown
- First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) - Dispute location data
- English Housing Survey - National service charge averages
- ONS Geography - Administrative boundaries and postcode data
- Property Institute - Industry survey data on service charge growth