Zoopla Latest House Price Index: June 2026
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the local property market, the latest figures show that house prices in Inverclyde are continuing their upward march - though at a slightly more modest pace than the rest of the country.
Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or simply want to know what your current bricks-and-mortar investment is worth, here is exactly what is happening in the Inverclyde property scene right now.
The Headline Figures: Where Inverclyde Stands
Property values in the area have seen a steady uptick over the past year. Here is a snapshot of the current landscape:
Average House Prices: Up 2.1% compared to May 2025.
The Average Price Tag: A typical home in Inverclyde now costs £112,700.
The Standout Performers: If you own a flat or a maisonette, you’re in luck. This property type performed the best across the region over the last 12 months.
Inverclyde vs. Scotland: The Bigger Picture
While positive growth is always good news for homeowners, how does our local market stack up against the national average?
In short: Inverclyde is growing, but it’s trailing the rest of Scotland.
While Inverclyde managed a 2.1% year-on-year increase, the average rate of growth across Scotland as a whole hit 3% over the same period. This isn't just a short-term trend, either. Looking back over a five-year window, local property prices have gradually fallen behind the wider Scottish average.
The National Leaderboard
Out of Scotland's 29 local authorities, Inverclyde currently ranks 20th for annual growth. We aren't alone in this middle-of-the-pack positioning, sharing the 20th spot on the leaderboard with two neighboring areas:
Inverclyde (+2.1%)
Angus (+2.1%)
Renfrewshire (+2.1%)
The Takeaway: Inverclyde remains one of the more affordable regions to purchase property in Scotland. While sellers are still seeing modest gains - particularly in the flats and maisonettes sector - the slower growth rate compared to the national average means it remains an attractive, budget-friendly option for first-time buyers looking to get a foot on the property ladder.