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Council tax bands in Wales

WalesValuation lists as at 31 March 2026

Wales has 1,493,990 homes on the Council Tax valuation list across 22 councils. Band C is the most common of the nine Welsh bands (21.7%); band I, which England does not have, holds 5,690 homes. The share in bands A and B runs from 9.0% in Monmouthshire to 82.2% in Blaenau Gwent. Cardiff is the largest council by number of homes (168,160); Cardiff has the highest share of flats (32.3%); and the Vale of Glamorgan has the newest stock, with 9.3% of its homes built from 2016 to 2026.

If the 1,493,990 homes in Wales were a street of 100, ordered from band A to band I.

One street of 100 homes: colour shows the band, shape the typeA14B21C22D16E14F8G4H1FlatTerracedSemiDetachedBungalowColour shows the band, shape the typeA14B21C22D16E14F8G4H1FlatTerracedSemiDetachedBungalow

Every council in Wales

CouncilHomesBands A–BBand F+Most commonMain typeBands A to I
Blaenau Gwent33,30082.2%1.4%Band ATerraced houses
Bridgend66,34039.2%9.8%Band BSemi-detached houses
Caerphilly81,47052.3%4.2%Band BTerraced houses
Cardiff168,16015.4%22.3%Band DFlats
Carmarthenshire90,71037.5%10.4%Band BSemi-detached houses
Ceredigion36,40018.7%13.8%Band EDetached houses
Conwy58,54023.7%13.2%Band CSemi-detached houses
Denbighshire46,86024.8%13.9%Band CBungalows
Flintshire71,92019.7%16.5%Band CSemi-detached houses
Gwynedd62,98040.2%8.9%Band BTerraced houses
Isle of Anglesey36,32032.9%11.4%Band DBungalows
Merthyr Tydfil27,67075.3%2.7%Band ATerraced houses
Monmouthshire44,5309.0%36.1%Band DDetached houses
Neath Port Talbot67,35061.4%3.3%Band BSemi-detached houses
Newport72,48030.9%13.4%Band CTerraced houses
Pembrokeshire64,06025.4%13.6%Band CBungalows
Powys67,43023.3%21.9%Band CDetached houses
Rhondda Cynon Taf112,20064.8%4.6%Band ATerraced houses
Swansea116,82040.2%11.8%Band BSemi-detached houses
Torfaen43,54044.6%7.5%Band BTerraced houses
Vale of Glamorgan62,62013.2%27.2%Band CTerraced houses
Wrexham62,29027.9%14.3%Band CSemi-detached houses

Councils shown without a link either sit close to the common pattern on every measure or have a housing mix almost identical to a neighbouring council with its own page, so their figures are given here and in the comparison tool rather than on a page of their own.