Data refreshed 13 September 2026

England · Local authority district

Brighton and Hove average asking prices, rents and rental yields

Free area-level property market data for Brighton and Hove, from the Property Deals Insight database of around 34 million UK properties.

Median advertised asking price

£601,188

89% above UK benchmark

More expensive than 92% of UK local authorities. The UK median is £318,268.

Market overview

What the Brighton and Hove numbers tell us

A concise read of the current advertised market. The detailed views below break the same figures down by property type and bedroom count.

Affordability 01

Brighton and Hove sits above the UK benchmark

Its median advertised asking price is £282,920 above the UK figure, placing Brighton and Hove 318th of 347 covered areas.

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Rental opportunity 02

1 bed properties show the strongest headline yield

1 bed properties currently show a 5.8% gross advertised yield, before operating and finance costs.

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Family homes 03

Three-bedroom asking prices are above the UK benchmark

At £556,783, the Brighton and Hove average is about 72% higher than the equivalent UK figure.

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Advertised sale market

Asking prices in Brighton and Hove

Average advertised asking price by residential property type and by bedroom count. Core dwelling categories are included in the headline median; room lets and non-residential premises are listed separately and excluded.

Advertised asking price by property type, Brighton and Hove. Core residential categories.
Property typeRelativeAverage asking price
Detached£1,070,549
Semi-detached£661,617
Terraced£609,142
End of terrace£582,222
Flat£334,493
Apartment£380,086
House£695,018
Bungalow£514,904
Show 15 further residential types
Additional residential types. Included in the median.
Property typeRelativeAverage asking price
Villa£3,250,000
Semi-detached villa£1,150,000
Ground maisonette£923,333
Link detached house£890,000
Character property£781,250
Duplex£721,250
Town house£720,313
Penthouse£601,188
Detached bungalow£563,202
Chalet£539,663
Cottage£503,125
Mews£468,921
Semi-detached bungalow£456,930
Maisonette£455,366
Ground flat£331,620
Show 7 excluded categories (room lets and non-residential)
Excluded from all headline figures and yields: per-room lettings and non-residential premises. Shown for transparency only.
Property typeRelativeAverage asking price
Block of apartments£2,266,000
Plot£750,000
Land£650,000
Not specified£597,500
House of multiple occupation£480,556
Garages£260,000
House boat£100,500

Average asking price by number of bedrooms

£256,1461 bed
£391,8022 bed
£556,7833 bed
£764,2464 bed
£1,030,7255 bed

These are asking prices, not sold prices. PDI also holds Land Registry sold-price records for Brighton and Hove — what buyers actually paid, and when.

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Advertised rental market

Monthly rents in Brighton and Hove

Whole-dwelling advertised rents. House shares, per-room lets and non-residential listings are excluded from every headline figure.

Advertised monthly rent by property type, Brighton and Hove. Whole dwellings only.
Property typeRelativeAverage monthly rent
Detached£3,549
Semi-detached£1,975
Terraced£2,084
End of terrace£2,274
Flat£1,566
Apartment£1,850
House£1,721
Bungalow£1,970
Show 13 further residential types
Additional residential types. Included in the median.
Property typeRelativeAverage monthly rent
Town house£2,750
Penthouse£2,697
Chalet£2,400
Maisonette£1,978
Cottage£1,950
Duplex£1,931
Detached bungalow£1,909
Ground maisonette£1,833
Mews£1,775
Semi-detached bungalow£1,773
Link detached house£1,733
Ground flat£1,476
Retirement property£1,300
Show 6 excluded categories (room lets and non-residential)
Excluded from all headline figures and yields: per-room lettings and non-residential premises. Shown for transparency only.
Property typeRelativeAverage monthly rent
Garages£1,950
Not specified£1,135
Flat share£939
House share£840
Private halls£773
House of multiple occupation£706

Average monthly rent by number of bedrooms

£1,2441 bed
£1,8102 bed
£2,3153 bed
£2,4204 bed
£2,7535 bed

Buy-to-let snapshot

Indicative gross rental yields

Highest advertised

5.8%

1 bed properties lead the current snapshot. Treat it as an initial screening signal, not a forecast of realised return.

5.8%1 bed
5.5%2 bed
5.0%3 bed
3.8%4 bed
3.2%5 bed

Gross yield compares average advertised rent with average asking price. It excludes voids, management fees, maintenance and finance costs.

UK comparison

How Brighton and Hove compares

The same advertised measures set against the national picture across 347 local authority districts.

Typical asking price

£601,188Brighton and Hove
£318,268UK benchmark
89% higher

3-bedroom asking price

£556,783Brighton and Hove
£323,504UK benchmark
72% higher

Affordability position

#318

out of 347 covered UK areas

More affordable than8%

Areas with a similar median asking price

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average asking price in Brighton and Hove?

The median advertised asking price in Brighton and Hove is £601,188, taken across 23 residential property-type categories. These are advertised asking prices, not achieved sale prices.

How much is a 3-bedroom property in Brighton and Hove?

A 3-bedroom property in Brighton and Hove averages £556,783. A 2-bedroom averages £391,802 and a 4-bedroom £764,246.

What is the average rent in Brighton and Hove?

Average advertised monthly rent in Brighton and Hove is £1,810 for a 2-bedroom and £2,315 for a 3-bedroom property. Per-room lettings are excluded.

Is Brighton and Hove good for buy-to-let?

The strongest gross yield in Brighton and Hove is 5.8% on 1 bed properties. Gross yield compares advertised rent with asking price and excludes voids, management, maintenance and finance costs.

Where does this Brighton and Hove data come from?

Property Deals Insight maintains a database of around 34 million UK properties. These area figures aggregate advertised sale and rental listings for the Brighton and Hove local authority district.

What these numbers include

  • These are advertised asking prices and advertised rents, aggregated from property listings — not achieved sale prices.
  • Gross yield excludes voids, management, maintenance, ground rent and finance, so a real net yield will be materially lower.
  • Medians are taken across residential property-type categories. Per-room lettings and non-residential premises are excluded and shown separately.
  • Brighton and Hove is a UK local authority district, not a town or postcode area.
  • Related areas are matched on median asking price, not geography.
  • Observation window: sale listings first advertised in the 180 days to 13 September 2026, and rental listings in the 90 days to 13 September 2026. A listing is counted from when it was first advertised, so these are not necessarily still on the market.
  • Gross yield combines two different windows — a 90-day rent sample over a 180-day sale sample — so it is not a like-for-like snapshot of a single moment.

Source: Property Deals Insight UK property database. Brighton and Hove is a UK local authority district, compared against 347 districts with complete data. Data last refreshed . Based on sale listings first advertised in the 180 days to 13 September 2026, and rental listings in the 90 days to 13 September 2026.