Average house brick worth £47 based on UK property values, research finds

[stander]

The average brick sitting in a UK house is worth more than £47 - based on the property's overall value, research has found.

A single brick, when calculated by looking at the price and size of an average home, is worth £47.44, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) has calculated.

Wide variations in property prices mean each brick making up a typical London property is worth £121.08, while a single brick in a home in Belfast is worth £22.09 on average, according to the research - carried out for Barclays Mortgages.

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[impulse]

Calculated the same way, toilet bowls must be worth a fortune.

[daveAustin]

Don't you mean, 'worth'?

[Pib]

Is it a good or bad thing property is so durn expensive.   Although it usually results in big profits when selling a property it also makes it harder/expensive to buy a new property and results in higher property taxes.