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How average house prices and rents are changing in Brighton and Hove.

Posted on January 15, 2025 by admin

https://www.ons.gov.uk/visualisations/housingpriceslocal/E06000043/#rent_price

Average private rents rose in Brighton and Hove
The average monthly private rent in Brighton and Hove was £1,778 in December 2024. This was an increase from £1,693 in December 2023, a 5.0% rise.

In Brighton and Hove, the average rent for flats or maisonettes rose by 5.7%, while for terraced properties, it increased by 4.5%.

Average rent for one bed properties rose by 6.3%, while the average for four-or-more bed properties increased by 3.3%.

By how many bedrooms there are in a property, average rents as of December 2024 in Brighton and Hove were:

One bedroom: £1,155
Two bedrooms: £1,484
Three bedrooms: £1,760
Four or more bedrooms: £2,466
Taking the data instead by property type, average rents were:

Flats and maisonettes: £1,350
Terraced properties: £1,958
Semi-detached properties: £1,995
Detached properties: £2,203

Category: Housing, ONS News

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