# Hull Property Market Summary
Hull presents an exceptionally affordable property market, with an average price of £109,745 across 86,503 properties – significantly below the national average and making it one of England's most accessible markets for first-time buyers and investors. The market has demonstrated notable volatility over recent years, with annual average prices fluctuating considerably between £146,250 and £252,675. Following a peak in 2017, prices have generally trended downward, though recent figures show signs of stabilisation around the £170,000-£180,000 range. Transaction volumes have remained robust, with 2024 recording the highest number of sales (5,210), suggesting sustained market activity despite price fluctuations.
What distinguishes Hull is its remarkable affordability combined with steady transaction volumes, indicating a liquid market with genuine buyer demand. The city offers substantial value for money compared to much of the UK, particularly appealing to those priced out of southern markets. Whilst the price volatility may reflect ongoing regeneration efforts and economic adjustments in this historic port city, the consistent sales activity demonstrates Hull's enduring appeal as a practical and budget-conscious property destination in Yorkshire and the Humber region.
The average house price in Hull, City Of Kingston Upon Hull is £109,745. Prices range from £600 to £38,000,000.
There are 86,503 properties in Hull with 111,547 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Hull is £80,000, compared to an average of £109,745.
Hull has 41,593 terraced properties, 25,642 semi-detached properties, 12,552 detached properties, 4,835 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Hull have risen by 256.2% from £41,058 in 1995 to £146,250 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Hull by number of properties include James Reckitt Avenue, Anlaby Road, Main Street, Kingston Road, Wold Road.
Hull is located in City Of Kingston Upon Hull, in the City Of Kingston Upon Hull district.