Real sold price data from HM Land Registry · Last 5 years · Excludes most recent 3 months (reporting lag)
Property Market Overview Brighton's residential market processed over 14,000 sales across five years, with an average price of £462,634. The median sits at £405,000, indicating a reasonably broad spread of property values. Prices have risen 10.9% over the period, though recent activity shows some moderation compared to the 2022 peak.
Property Types and Price Differences Flats dominate transaction volume at 5,363 sales and average £317,673, making them the most accessible entry point. Terraced homes average £528,921 and account for just over 3,000 sales, while detached properties command significantly higher prices at £689,274—roughly 2.2 times the cost of flats—but represent only around 1,800 transactions.
Price Trends Over Time The market peaked in 2022 at £477,597 before gradually softening to £426,118 in the most recent 12-month period. Despite the recent dip, five-year performance remains solidly positive, with current prices still outpacing early-period levels.
What Stands Out Transaction distribution is heavily weighted toward flats and terraced homes, which together account for roughly two-thirds of all sales. Price variation is substantial—recent sales span from £122,000 to £620,000—reflecting the diversity of Brighton's housing stock across different neighbourhoods and property conditions.
Blue bars: average sold price each year. – – official HM Land Registry price trend (mix-adjusted), aligned to this area.
| Street | Sales | Avg Price |
|---|---|---|
| Marine Parade | 131 | £456,393 |
| London Road | 129 | £273,409 |
| Dyke Road | 127 | £318,525 |
| Ditchling Road | 106 | £513,350 |
| The Strand | 94 | £410,226 |
| Old Shoreham Road | 83 | £371,184 |
| Springfield Road | 83 | £378,649 |
| Montpelier Road | 79 | £341,562 |
| Kings Road | 77 | £375,679 |
| Queens Park Road | 75 | £460,109 |
| Date | Address | Postcode | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 2026 | 14 Belgrave Street | BN2 9NS | £440,000 | Terraced |
| Jan 2026 | 62 Sanyhils Avenue | BN1 8UN | £330,000 | Detached |
| Jan 2026 | 30 Mile Oak Gardens | BN41 2PH | £472,500 | Detached |
| Jan 2026 | 13 Alan Way | BN2 5PF | £485,000 | Semi-detached |
| Jan 2026 | FLAT 1, 96 Lewes Road | BN2 3QA | £122,000 | Flat |
| Jan 2026 | FLAT 24, PERCIVAL MANSIONS Percival Terrace | BN2 1FP | £480,000 | Flat |
| Jan 2026 | 18 Montpelier Street | BN1 3DJ | £620,000 | Flat |
| Jan 2026 | 23A Rose Hill Terrace | BN1 4JJ | £219,995 | Terraced |
| Jan 2026 | GROUND FLOOR FLAT, 4 Ladysmith Road | BN2 4EJ | £300,000 | Flat |
| Jan 2026 | 108A Albion Hill | BN2 9PA | £338,000 | Flat |
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Yes. The average property price in Brighton has increased by 11% over the past 5 years, with the current mean price at £462,634 and the median at £405,000.
The mean average property price in Brighton is £462,634 based on 14,001 sales over the last 5 years. The median price (the middle value, less affected by extremes) is £405,000.
The most expensive property type in Brighton is detached homes, averaging £689,274. The most affordable is flats, averaging £317,673. There have been 14,001 total sales in the last 5 years.
There have been 14,001 property sales recorded in Brighton over the past 5 years, based on HM Land Registry data. The busiest street is Marine Parade with 131 sales.
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