# Brough Property Market Summary
Brough has demonstrated a robust and appreciating property market over recent years, with average prices climbing from £224,768 in 2016 to £327,088 in 2025 (to date) – representing growth of approximately 46%. The market has shown particular strength since 2019, with prices generally maintaining levels above £300,000, reflecting Brough's desirability as a residential location. With 8,568 properties and an overall average price of £182,135 across all historical transactions, the area maintains steady transaction volumes, with 2024 seeing particularly strong activity at 577 sales.
The price trajectory reveals a generally upward trend despite some fluctuations, notably a dip in 2020 (likely pandemic-related) before recovering strongly. The market has remained resilient, with 2023 reaching £307,981 and early 2025 data suggesting continued upward momentum at £327,088. Brough's consistent sales volumes – typically between 300-500 transactions annually – indicate a healthy, liquid market with sustained buyer interest. This East Riding of Yorkshire location benefits from excellent transport links, particularly its proximity to the Humber Bridge and rail connections to Hull and beyond, making it an attractive proposition for commuters and families seeking value in the Yorkshire property market.
The average house price in Brough, East Riding Of Yorkshire is £182,135. Prices range from £1,600 to £6,493,742.
There are 8,568 properties in Brough with 10,814 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Brough is £145,000, compared to an average of £182,135.
Brough has 3,856 detached properties, 2,948 semi-detached properties, 1,384 terraced properties, 231 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Brough have risen by 372% from £69,303 in 1995 to £327,088 in 2025.
The most popular streets in Brough by number of properties include Station Road, Church Street, Blackburn Avenue, Main Road, Main Street.
Brough is located in East Riding Of Yorkshire, in the East Riding Of Yorkshire district.