# Middlesbrough Property Market Summary
Middlesbrough presents a notably affordable property market, with an average price of £124,657 across approximately 52,200 properties—significantly below the UK average. This former industrial town on Teesside offers accessible homeownership opportunities, though the market has demonstrated considerable volatility in recent years. Price trends show fluctuation between £171,826 and £210,211 from 2017 onwards, with a notable peak in 2022 at £210,211 before declining to £171,826 in 2024. The 2025 data suggests a potential recovery towards £204,072, though this is based on a smaller sample of 1,416 sales.
Transaction volumes have remained reasonably robust, consistently exceeding 2,000 sales annually, with 2024 recording the highest activity at 3,433 sales. This combination of low prices and steady transaction levels indicates an active market primarily driven by first-time buyers and investors seeking rental yields. Middlesbrough's affordability remains its most compelling feature for those priced out of more expensive regions, though the price volatility suggests buyers should carefully consider timing and local market conditions when making purchasing decisions.
The average house price in Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough is £124,657. Prices range from £500 to £22,780,712.
There are 52,200 properties in Middlesbrough with 65,167 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Middlesbrough is £90,000, compared to an average of £124,657.
Middlesbrough has 20,971 semi-detached properties, 16,955 terraced properties, 10,966 detached properties, 2,319 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Middlesbrough have risen by 218.3% from £48,942 in 1995 to £155,800 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Middlesbrough by number of properties include Acklam Road, Linthorpe Road, Clough Close, Marton Road, Normanby Road.
Middlesbrough is located in Middlesbrough, in the Middlesbrough district.