Brighton and Hove

Sold prices, 2025

Median £415,000 across 3,727 sales, with the middle half between £312,000 and £581,000. The register goes back to 1995, when the median here was £40,000 — a rise of 938% in cash terms, before any adjustment for inflation. 2026 is still being registered — 1,019 sales so far, median £425,000 — so it is not used as the headline.

By property type

• Detached — £690,000 (404 sales)
• Terraced — £500,000 (977 sales)
• Semi-detached — £500,000 (685 sales)
• Flat or maisonette — £310,000 (1,661 sales)

Median by year, last ten

• 2025 — £415,000 (3,727 sales)
• 2024 — £410,000 (3,715 sales)
• 2023 — £415,000 (3,223 sales)
• 2022 — £422,500 (4,439 sales)
• 2021 — £400,000 (5,475 sales)
• 2020 — £380,000 (3,408 sales)
• 2019 — £352,550 (3,678 sales)
• 2018 — £350,000 (3,820 sales)
• 2017 — £350,000 (4,359 sales)
• 2016 — £325,000 (4,783 sales)

Planning designations

Counts are records the local planning authority publishes on Planning Data for England. They are designations, not an application score, and missing datasets are coverage gaps.

• Conservation areas — 34
• Listed buildings — 0
• Article 4 direction areas — 0
• Tree preservation zones — 0

Tenure

• Owned — 51.4%
• Private rented — 32.7%
• Social rented — 14.9%
• Shared ownership — 0.8%
• Lives rent free — 0.2%

Accommodation type

• In a purpose-built block of flats or tenement — 27.6%
• Terraced — 19.8%
• Semi-detached — 19.7%
• Part of a converted or shared house, including bedsits — 19.6%
• Detached — 10.3%
• Part of another converted building, for example, former school, church or warehouse — 1.5%
• In a commercial building, for example, in an office building, hotel or over a shop — 1.4%
• A caravan or other mobile or temporary structure — 0.1%

Car or van availability

• 1 car or van in household — 42.7%
• No cars or vans in household — 37.4%
• 2 cars or vans in household — 15.7%
• 3 or more cars or vans in household — 4.1%

Number of bedrooms

• 2 bedrooms — 31.2%
• 3 bedrooms — 26.1%
• 1 bedroom — 24.7%
• 4 or more bedrooms — 18.1%

Household composition

• Single family household — 54.1%
• One-person household — 34.7%
• Other household types — 11.2%

Household size

• 1 person in household — 34.7%
• 2 people in household — 33.6%
• 3 people in household — 14.9%
• 4 people in household — 11.7%
• 5 people in household — 3.5%
• 6 people in household — 1.1%
• 7 people in household — 0.3%
• 8 or more people in household — 0.2%
• 0 people in household — 0.0%

Age

• Aged 20 to 24 years — 10.1%
• Aged 25 to 29 years — 7.6%
• Aged 50 to 54 years — 7.5%
• Aged 30 to 34 years — 7.4%
• Aged 45 to 49 years — 7.4%
• Aged 35 to 39 years — 7.0%
• Aged 40 to 44 years — 6.9%
• Aged 55 to 59 years — 6.6%
• Aged 15 to 19 years — 6.4%
• Aged 10 to 14 years — 5.1%
• Aged 60 to 64 years — 4.9%
• Aged 5 to 9 years — 4.7%
• Aged 4 years and under — 4.2%
• Aged 65 to 69 years — 3.9%
• Aged 70 to 74 years — 3.7%
• Aged 75 to 79 years — 2.6%
• Aged 85 years and over — 2.0%
• Aged 80 to 84 years — 1.9%

Ethnic group

• White — 85.4%
• Mixed or Multiple ethnic groups — 4.8%
• Asian, Asian British or Asian Welsh — 4.8%
• Other ethnic group — 3.1%
• Black, Black British, Black Welsh, Caribbean or African — 2.0%

Religion

• No religion — 55.2%
• Christian — 30.9%
• Not answered — 7.1%
• Muslim — 3.1%
• Other religion — 1.0%
• Buddhist — 0.9%
• Jewish — 0.9%
• Hindu — 0.8%
• Sikh — 0.1%

Highest qualification

• Level 4 qualifications or above — 44.5%
• Level 3 qualifications — 19.7%
• No qualifications — 12.4%
• Level 2 qualifications — 10.7%
• Level 1 and entry level qualifications — 7.0%
• Apprenticeship — 3.4%
• Other qualifications — 2.3%

Economic activity

• Economically active (excluding full-time students) — 59.4%
• Economically inactive — 36.2%
• Economically active and a full-time student — 4.4%

Occupational class (NS-SeC)

• L4, L5 and L6 Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations — 22.5%
• L1, L2 and L3 Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations — 16.0%
• L15 Full-time students — 13.9%
• L8 and L9 Small employers and own account workers — 11.8%
• L7 Intermediate occupations — 9.6%
• L12 Semi-routine occupations — 8.8%
• L13 Routine occupations — 7.2%
• L14.1 and L14.2 Never worked and long-term unemployed — 6.5%
• L10 and L11 Lower supervisory and technical occupations — 3.7%

General health

• Very good health — 50.2%
• Good health — 33.2%
• Fair health — 11.6%
• Bad health — 3.9%
• Very bad health — 1.2%

Disability

• Not disabled under the Equality Act — 81.3%
• Disabled under the Equality Act — 18.7%

Household deprivation

• Household is not deprived in any dimension — 47.9%
• Household is deprived in one dimension — 33.0%
• Household is deprived in two dimensions — 14.4%
• Household is deprived in three dimensions — 4.3%
• Household is deprived in four dimensions — 0.5%