Price study · 2026

Property prices in BN2.

The median sold price in BN2 is £410,000, +5.8% year on year, across 803 HM Land Registry transactions in the last 12 months.

Median sold price
£410,000
Last 12 months · all types
Year on year
+5.8%
Median vs prior 12 months
Recorded sales
803
HMLR transactions, 12 months

Sold-price trend

Median sold price over time · monthly · hover or tap the line for the figure
Median sold-price trend for BN2
MonthMedian sold priceSales
2024-01£366,50084
2024-02£397,00083
2024-03£401,50084
2024-04£400,00099
2024-05£404,000107
2024-06£375,000109
2024-07£375,000117
2024-08£425,000130
2024-09£435,500100
2024-10£375,000162
2024-11£405,000141
2024-12£380,00094
2025-01£390,000103
2025-02£371,000102
2025-03£400,000237
2025-04£307,50057
2025-05£365,00099
2025-06£395,000105
2025-07£375,000115
2025-08£417,000123
2025-09£365,500114
2025-10£410,000143
2025-11£400,000117
2025-12£414,500110
2026-01£365,00095
2026-02£420,00083
2026-03£381,250112
2026-04£400,00070
2026-05£475,00067
2026-06£400,00077
2026-07£460,00073
2026-08£510,00027
2026-09—0
2026-10—0
2026-11—0

Price by property type

TypeMedianSales
Terraced £471,400 291
Flat / maisonette £276,250 256
Detached £612,500 118
Semi-detached £445,000 106
Other £350,000 32

Sectors — highest & lowest

Min 5 sales
Top 5
BN2 7£642,000
BN2 9£465,000
BN2 8£442,500
BN2 0£425,000
BN2 6£408,000
Bottom 4
BN2 4£350,000
BN2 1£360,000
BN2 3£373,500
BN2 5£397,900
The spread between the top and bottom postcode sector is why street-level valuation beats the city average.

What's selling now vs two years ago

TypeNow2y agoChange
Terraced 36.2% 32.9% +3.3 pp
Flat / maisonette 31.9% 33.2% -1.3 pp
Detached 14.7% 13.2% +1.5 pp
Semi-detached 13.2% 15.6% -2.4 pp
Other 4.0% 5.2% -1.2 pp

Most recent recorded sales

HM Land Registry · addresses abbreviated
OutcodeStreetTypeTenureSoldPrice
BN2 Upper Wellington Road, Brighton Terraced Freehold 2026-08-27 £637,500
BN2 Westbrook, Brighton Flat / maisonette Leasehold 2026-08-21 £275,000
BN2 Blaker Street, Brighton Terraced Freehold 2026-08-21 £476,000
BN2 Westmeston Avenue, Brighton Detached Freehold 2026-08-20 £775,000
BN2 Lincoln Cottages, Brighton Terraced Freehold 2026-08-19 £647,500
BN2 Eastbourne Road, Brighton Semi-detached Freehold 2026-08-19 £450,000
BN2 Rodmell Avenue, Brighton Semi-detached Freehold 2026-08-19 £593,000
BN2 Southdown Mews, Brighton Semi-detached Freehold 2026-08-18 £510,000
BN2 St Georges Road, Brighton Semi-detached Freehold 2026-08-18 £710,000
BN2 Falmer Road, Brighton Detached Freehold 2026-08-18 £520,000
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FAQ: property prices in BN2

What is the average property price in BN2?

Based on HM Land Registry sold-price data from the last 12 months, the median sold price in BN2 is £410,000 across 803 recorded transactions. Prices are +5.8% year on year. See the table on this page for a breakdown by property type.

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Where does BN2 property-price data come from?

All medians, means and recent sold prices on this page are computed from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, published monthly under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Offrly adds no markup or adjustment to the raw public figures.

Are property prices rising or falling in BN2?

Over the last 12 months the BN2 median is +5.8% compared to the prior 12 months. See the sold-price trend on this page for the shape.

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, licensed under Open Government Licence v3.0. Offrly estimates are indicative market guidance — not regulated valuations and not financial, tax or legal advice.

How these numbers are calculated

Every figure on this page comes from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (HMLR), licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. No assumptions or proprietary models are layered on top — this is unmodified HMLR truth.

  1. Median sold price (hero). The middle value of every BN2 sale recorded in HMLR Price Paid Data over the last 12 months. Median (rather than mean) is used because it isn't skewed by individual high-value sales.
  2. Year-on-year change. Formula: (medianlast 12mo − medianprior 12mo) ÷ medianprior 12mo. Both medians come from HMLR Price Paid Data.
  3. Recorded transactions. Count of HMLR records for BN2 in the last 12 months. The HMLR sale-to-registration lag typically runs 2 weeks to 2 months, so the most recent 1–2 months are necessarily incomplete and may revise upward.
  4. Sold-price trend. Median sold price for each calendar month over up to five years — or for each week, on ranges of six months or less where there are enough sales — drawn from HMLR Price Paid Data. The latest months, still inside HMLR's ~4–6 week registration lag, are left off the line.
  5. Price by property type. Same median calculation as the hero, grouped by HMLR's property-type code (Detached / Semi / Terraced / Flat / Other). A type-specific median is suppressed when fewer than 5 transactions are recorded for the type so a single sale doesn't dominate the figure.
  6. Postcode breakdown (top / bottom). For each postcode within BN2, the median of HMLR sales over the last 12 months. Postcodes with fewer than 5 recorded sales are excluded so the leaderboard reflects genuine market segments rather than one-off transactions.
  7. Mix shift (now vs. two years ago). Share of HMLR transactions by property type in the last 12 months minus the share in the 12 months ending two years ago. Reported in percentage points (pp).
  8. Recent sold comparables. The 10 most recent records for BN2 from HMLR Open Data. Each row is a real recorded sale; addresses are abbreviated (no house number) for the open dataset.