# Gatwick Property Market Summary
Gatwick's property market is characterised by exceptionally high-value commercial and specialist transactions, with an average price of £27.5 million across just nine recorded sales. This figure reflects the area's unique position as home to one of the UK's busiest airports, where property transactions predominantly involve large-scale commercial assets, industrial facilities, and strategic infrastructure rather than conventional residential housing. The limited number of sales indicates a highly specialised market with infrequent but substantial deals.
Price trends reveal considerable volatility, peaking dramatically in 2019 at £140 million average (likely reflecting major airport-related or commercial acquisitions) before moderating to £13.5 million in 2021. The earlier years showed more modest averages, with 2015 recording £1.4 million and gradual growth through 2017-2018 to around £18-21 million. This fluctuation is typical of commercial property markets where individual transactions can significantly skew averages. Gatwick's property landscape remains fundamentally tied to aviation, logistics, and related commercial sectors rather than traditional residential development, making it a distinctive outlier in the regional property market.
The average house price in Gatwick, West Sussex is £27,454,860. Prices range from £49,989 to £140,000,000.
There are 9 properties in Gatwick with 9 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Gatwick is £16,193,750, compared to an average of £27,454,860.
Gatwick has 9 other properties.
Average house prices in Gatwick have risen by 238.1% from £4,000,000 in 2014 to £13,525,000 in 2021.
The most popular streets in Gatwick by number of properties include Beehive Ring Road, Buckingham Gate, Longbridge Way, Northway, Perimeter Road South.
Gatwick is located in West Sussex, in the Crawley district.
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