BNG Pricing Reportby Biodiversity Units UK
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Wirral, no habitat banks yetSouthern Lincolnshire Edge, no habitat banks yetTrent and Belvoir Vales, 4 habitat banksLincolnshire Coast and Marshes, 1 habitat bankDerbyshire Peak Fringe and Lower Derwent, 2 habitat banksCheshire Sandstone Ridge, no habitat banks yetSouth West Peak, 4 habitat banksMersey Valley, 5 habitat banksShropshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire Plain, 18 habitat banksMease/Sence Lowlands, no habitat banks yetPotteries and Churnet Valley, 1 habitat bankClun and North West Herefordshire Hills, 1 habitat bankNorthamptonshire Uplands, 1 habitat bankSevern and Avon Vales, 8 habitat banksNorthern Thames Basin, 11 habitat banksMid Norfolk, 3 habitat banksThe Brecks, 1 habitat bankSouth Suffolk and North Essex Clayland, 6 habitat banksEast Anglian Chalk, 4 habitat banksBedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Claylands, 12 habitat banksCotswolds, 11 habitat banksSouthern Magnesian Limestone, 4 habitat banksLincolnshire Wolds, 3 habitat banksCentral Lincolnshire Vale, 2 habitat banksNorthern Lincolnshire Edge with Coversands, no habitat banks yetLeicestershire and South Derbyshire Coalfield, no habitat banks yetMid Severn Sandstone Plateau, no habitat banks yetCharnwood, no habitat banks yetMalvern Hills, no habitat banks yetUpper Thames Clay Vales, 13 habitat banksBedfordshire Greensand Ridge, 2 habitat banksYardley-Whittlewood Ridge, no habitat banks yetThe Fens, 4 habitat banksMelbourne Parklands, 1 habitat bankSherwood, 3 habitat banksHigh Leicestershire, no habitat banks yetTeme Valley, 1 habitat bankBlack Mountains and Golden Valley, no habitat banks yetNottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Yorkshire Coalfield, 12 habitat banksDark Peak, no habitat banks yetWhite Peak, 2 habitat banksHerefordshire Plateau, 1 habitat bankOswestry Uplands, no habitat banks yetCannock Chase and Cank Wood, 5 habitat banksNeedwood and South Derbyshire Claylands, 1 habitat bankTrent Valley Washlands, 3 habitat banksForest of Dean and Lower Wye, no habitat banks yetLeicestershire and Nottinghamshire Wolds, 1 habitat bankKesteven Uplands, 3 habitat banksNorth West Norfolk, 3 habitat banksNorthamptonshire Vales, 2 habitat banksRockingham Forest, 3 habitat banksLeicestershire Vales, 3 habitat banksDunsmore and Feldon, 4 habitat banksArden, 4 habitat banksHerefordshire Lowlands, 1 habitat bankSouth Herefordshire and Over Severn, no habitat banks yetMidvale Ridge, 1 habitat bankChilterns, 12 habitat banksShropshire Hills, 2 habitat banks

Buy inside Shropshire Hills and you need no extra units. Next door in Shropshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire Plain, Clun and North West Herefordshire Hills or Herefordshire Lowlands, you need a third more. Green: registered habitat banks, placed to within about 6 km.

Prices by habitat

Typical prices for units in Shropshire Hills: the middle half of current asking prices. Where fewer than three banks list a habitat here, we use the nearest wider area and mark it †.

Shropshire Hills rangeWider area range †England rangeMost common price

From the wider area †

Per area unit
Other Neutral GrasslandMedium distinctiveness
£18,500 to £23,500Most common £20,500† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 12 banks
Wood Pasture and ParklandVery high distinctiveness
£22,500 to £29,500Most common £24,500† England, 5 banks
Floodplain Wetland MosaicHigh distinctiveness
£22,000 to £40,000Most common £25,000† England, 17 banks
Heathland and ShrubMedium distinctiveness
£22,500 to £30,000Most common £26,000† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 13 banks
Traditional OrchardsHigh distinctiveness
£25,000 to £31,500Most common £29,500† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 6 banks
Lowland MeadowsVery high distinctiveness
£30,000 to £31,000Most common £30,000† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 6 banks
Individual TreesMedium distinctiveness
£29,000 to £31,000Most common £30,500† West Midlands, 3 banks
Wet WoodlandHigh distinctiveness
£29,000 to £42,500Most common £34,500† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 3 banks
Woodland and ForestMedium distinctiveness
£34,000 to £36,000Most common £35,000† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 6 banks
Calcareous GrasslandHigh distinctiveness
£35,000 to £45,000Most common £37,500† England, 12 banks
Open MosaicHigh distinctiveness
£34,500 to £40,000Most common £40,000† England, 6 banks
Mixed Deciduous WoodlandHigh distinctiveness
£31,500 to £49,000Most common £40,500† Shropshire Hills and neighbours, 3 banks
Lakes and ponds (non-priority)Medium distinctiveness
£40,000 to £54,000Most common £51,000† England, 40 banks

† Fewer than three banks list this habitat in Shropshire Hills, so the range comes from the area named. Bank and supplier names are never shown. Per unit, before any multiplier, + VAT. From platform listings and quotes to 26 October 2026.

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What buying further away costs

Units from outside Shropshire Hills are discounted by the spatial risk multiplier, so you need more of them. Pick a habitat and your units.

Inside Shropshire HillsNo multiplier
£82,0004 units at £20,500
A neighbouring areaMultiplier 0.75
£106,7005.33 units at £20,000
Further awayMultiplier 0.5
£188,0008 units at £23,500

Cost of the units you needCost of the extra units

Habitat

4 units of Other Neutral Grassland cost about £82,000 inside Shropshire Hills, and about £106,700 from a neighbouring area.

Shropshire HillsBuying inside Shropshire Hills costs about 23% less than buying next door.

Most common prices in Shropshire Hills, its neighbours and West Midlands, + VAT, November 2026.

Where Shropshire Hills developers bought units

Fewer than five developments in Shropshire Hills have bought units so far.

England3,269 allocations

Inside the area, 1×Neighbouring, 1.33×Further away, 2×

Natural England register, allocations to 23 October 2026, by the development's area.

How grassland prices have moved

Other Neutral Grassland in the North is down 16% since February 2024.

£27,825Feb 2024£23,500Oct 2026
North of England, including the Midlands, one off-site unit, + VAT. BNG Pricing Report, November 2026.

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Grassland keeps getting cheaper

£23,500

a unit of Other Neutral Grassland in the North, down 16% from £27,825 in February 2024

£27,825Feb 2024£23,500Oct 2026

North of England, one off-site unit, + VAT. BNG Pricing Report, November 2026.

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Indicative market estimates based on delivery within the NCA or LPA, from our latest quarterly BNG Pricing Report. Supplier prices can vary. Where local supply is limited, out-of-area delivery may apply, which could affect pricing through the spatial risk multiplier. Units are subject to availability. Habitats in your area may be in demand, so we recommend reserving units early. Prices as of 26 October 2026, per unit, + VAT.© 2026 Biodiversity Units UK