# Gloucester Property Market Summary
Gloucester's property market presents an accessible entry point for buyers, with an average property price of £200,314 across nearly 57,000 properties – notably below the national average. The city has experienced considerable volatility in recent years, with prices peaking at £439,838 in 2019 before moderating. The market showed resilience through the pandemic period, though 2024 saw prices retreat to £340,016. Early indicators for 2025 suggest a modest recovery to £364,411, reflecting a market seeking equilibrium after several turbulent years.
Transaction volumes have remained robust, typically ranging between 2,500-3,600 sales annually, demonstrating sustained buyer interest in this historic cathedral city. Gloucester's appeal lies in its strategic position in the Severn Vale, offering good transport links to Birmingham, Bristol, and Wales, alongside regeneration efforts in the docklands area. The city provides a more affordable alternative to neighbouring Cheltenham, attracting first-time buyers and families seeking value whilst maintaining access to employment centres across the wider Gloucestershire region.
The average house price in Gloucester, Gloucestershire is £200,314. Prices range from £100 to £115,000,000.
There are 56,877 properties in Gloucester with 73,668 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Gloucester is £148,000, compared to an average of £200,314.
Gloucester has 19,529 semi-detached properties, 16,267 detached properties, 13,568 terraced properties, 6,129 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Gloucester have risen by 554.5% from £57,052 in 1995 to £373,400 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Gloucester by number of properties include Westgate Street, Longhorn Avenue, Bristol Road, Painswick Road, Stroud Road.
Gloucester is located in Gloucestershire, in the Gloucester district.