# Derby Property Market Summary
Derby presents an intriguing property market with substantial housing stock of over 96,000 properties and a notably modest average price of £170,004, which sits well below the UK average. The city has maintained consistent transaction volumes, typically recording between 4,500-5,800 sales annually, demonstrating sustained market activity and healthy liquidity for both buyers and sellers.
The price history reveals considerable volatility over recent years, with average transaction values peaking at £340,192 in 2018 before experiencing fluctuations through subsequent years. Prices have generally ranged between £267,000 and £340,000 since 2017, with 2024 and 2025 figures settling around £274,000-£276,000, suggesting a period of market recalibration. This volatility may reflect Derby's diverse property mix, from affordable terraced housing to higher-value suburban developments. As a significant East Midlands city with strong industrial heritage, Derby offers affordability compared to many UK urban centres, making it particularly attractive for first-time buyers and investors seeking value. The consistent sales volumes indicate steady demand underpinned by the city's employment base, including Rolls-Royce and Bombardier, alongside excellent transport links to Nottingham, Birmingham, and beyond.
The average house price in Derby, City Of Derby is £170,004. Prices range from £900 to £81,174,572.
There are 96,108 properties in Derby with 121,759 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Derby is £125,000, compared to an average of £170,004.
Derby has 33,242 semi-detached properties, 32,662 detached properties, 21,962 terraced properties, 6,360 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Derby have risen by 452.6% from £52,585 in 1995 to £290,575 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Derby by number of properties include Erasmus Drive, Stenson Road, Nottingham Road, Derby Road, Kedleston Road.
Derby is located in City Of Derby, in the City Of Derby district.