Clackmannanshire: house prices, jobs and local statistics

Detached

£312,677

Semi-detached

£184,020

Terraced

£141,885

Flat or maisonette

£91,550

First-time buyers

£131,179

The claimant count is people claiming unemployment-related benefits as a share of residents aged 16 to 64; the unemployment rate is the survey measure of people out of work and looking. Pay is for full-time employees who live in the area.

• Residents

  48,100 in 1991 → 52,110 in 2024 (+8.3%)

  Scotland over the same years: +9.1%

• Average house price

  £82,865 in 2005 → £166,005 in 2026 (+100.3%)

  Scotland over the same years: +84.3%

• Median weekly pay

  £357 in 2008 → £641 in 2025 (+79.4%)

  Scotland over the same years: +70.4%

• Employment rate

  69.7% in 2004 → 67.3% in 2023 (−3.4%)

  Scotland over the same years: +2.9%

• Claimant count

  3.6% in 2001 → 3.0% in 2025 (−16.7%)

  Scotland over the same years: −9.1%

• Disposable income per head

  £8,532 in 1997 → £21,822 in 2024 (+155.8%)

  Scotland over the same years: +153.7%

30 official indicators are published for Clackmannanshire; 23 of them have a better and a worse direction and are ranked here. A rank of 1st is the best (lowest unemployment, highest pay, and so on).

Where it ranks best

• Productivity · Economy & work£51.6 per hour (2023) · 30th highest of 361
• Children in relative poverty · Economy & work17.0% (2024/25) · 77th lowest of 363
• Public EV chargers · Connectivity & access205.3 per 100,000 (mid-2026) · 78th highest of 361
• Business births · Economy & work11.2% (2024) · 123rd highest of 361

Where it ranks worst

• Job density · Economy & work0.50 jobs per resident (2024) · 343rd highest of 350
• Smokers · Health & wellbeing17.0% (2020 to 2024) · 362nd lowest of 373
• Employment rate · Economy & work67.3% (2023) · 325th highest of 348
• Economic inactivity · Economy & work28.6% (2023) · 321st lowest of 348