MyHomePrice

House prices — Brighton (BN)

Median sale price (2026) for every postcode district in the Brighton postcode area, computed from real registered sales (HM Land Registry Price Paid Data). Click a district to see the full history for houses and flats.

Postcode districtSemi-detached — median (£)Sales (2026)
BN1£500,00043View history
BN10£335,00023View history
BN11£407,80014View history
BN12£419,00024View history
BN13£350,00039View history
BN14£455,00023View history
BN15£375,00041View history
BN16£390,00037View history
BN17£317,50026View history
BN18£337,25020View history
BN2£450,00040View history
BN20£415,00010View history
BN21£350,4007View history
BN22£289,25020View history
BN23£312,00021View history
BN24£322,50015View history
BN25£336,50016View history
BN26£334,00015View history
BN27£300,00043View history
BN3£755,00033View history
BN41£381,50026View history
BN42£560,00011View history
BN43£462,50020View history
BN44£405,0005View history
BN45£405,0001View history
BN5£431,5007View history
BN6£480,00025View history
BN7£487,50022View history
BN8£433,00014View history
BN9£345,00017View history

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data — © Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0.

MyHomePrice Index — repeat sales

Price trend measured only on properties in Brighton (BN) that sold at least twice, so changes in the mix of homes sold do not distort the curve (Case-Shiller method, base 100 in 1995).

Computed from 383,836 repeat-sale pairs (same address and property type sold twice, at least 2 years apart) with a Bailey-Muth-Nourse regression. Base 100 = 1995. Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.

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