# Bristol Property Market Summary
Bristol's property market demonstrates robust performance with an extensive housing stock of over 243,000 properties and an average price of £236,409. The city has shown consistent upward momentum over recent years, with average prices climbing from £438,814 in 2017 to £482,559 in early 2026, representing a notable appreciation trend. Transaction volumes have remained healthy, typically ranging between 10,000-13,000 sales annually, with 2024 seeing particularly strong activity at 13,863 sales. The market experienced its peak average price in 2023 at £481,392, with prices maintaining strength into 2025-2026.
Bristol's appeal lies in its position as the South West's major economic hub, combining strong employment opportunities, excellent transport links, and vibrant cultural offerings. The city attracts a diverse range of buyers, from young professionals and families to investors, supported by its thriving tech sector, two universities, and proximity to both the countryside and coast. The property market reflects this desirability through sustained price growth and consistent sales volumes, positioning Bristol as one of the UK's most dynamic regional property markets outside London.
The average house price in Bristol, City Of Bristol is £236,409. Prices range from £100 to £166,105,301.
There are 243,549 properties in Bristol with 315,200 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bristol is £169,000, compared to an average of £236,409.
Bristol has 78,718 terraced properties, 65,901 semi-detached properties, 48,318 flat / maisonette properties, 44,994 detached properties.
Average house prices in Bristol have risen by 659.3% from £63,550 in 1995 to £482,559 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bristol by number of properties include Gloucester Road, Skypark Road, Filton Avenue, Fishponds Road, Hotwell Road.
Bristol is located in City Of Bristol, in the City Of Bristol district.