TrueDeed reports
Time to Sell
Median days from listing to completion, measured on Land Registry-matched real sales — not portal 'time to under-offer' numbers. Published quarterly, suppressed below the disclosed sample threshold, never estimated.
0 districts published · 0 below the disclosed sample threshold (15 matched sales/12 months)
A district appears here only once we hold at least 15 confirmed listing-to-completion matches for it in the trailing 12 months. Anything thinner stays suppressed — never estimated, never padded.
No figure clears the disclosed threshold yet — here is the exact state
Right now we hold 0 confirmed matched sales in the trailing 12 months — below the 15-match threshold every figure must clear before it publishes. So this edition publishes the coverage state instead of a number. That is deliberate: a tracker that pads thin samples into headlines would be exactly the kind of figure it exists to replace.
Why this number is harder to game than ‘days to under offer’
Portals typically report time to ‘sold subject to contract’ — a status an agent sets, that can be reset by relisting, and that says nothing about whether the sale actually completed. This tracker measures listing date to the Land Registry transfer date on the same property, using only confirmed Price Paid Data matches. Completion is a public record: it cannot be relisted away, backdated, or set optimistically. The numbers include conveyancing, so they will read longer than portal figures — because they measure the whole journey a seller actually lives through.
When districts will appear
Each quarter the tracker recomputes every district from the confirmed matched pairs then available. The national median publishes first (once 15 matches exist nationally), then each district automatically the quarter it clears the same threshold. No district is hand-picked and none is held back. The rules are already public: read the methodology.
Every rule above — the matched-pair definition, the 15-match threshold, and the registration-lag caveat — is published in full: read the full methodology.