# North Shields Property Market Summary
North Shields, a historic port town on the northern banks of the Tyne, has established itself as an increasingly dynamic property market within Tyne and Wear. With an average property price of £138,756 across 17,556 properties, the area offers relative affordability compared to many UK locations. The market has demonstrated notable volatility in recent years, with average prices ranging from approximately £197,000 in 2019 to peaks exceeding £253,000 in 2021. The most recent complete data from 2024 shows strong market activity with 1,165 sales at an average of £243,196, indicating robust buyer interest and sustained demand.
The area's appeal stems from its rich maritime heritage, ongoing regeneration – particularly around the Fish Quay and riverside – and excellent transport links to Newcastle city centre and the coast. North Shields combines traditional Victorian and Edwardian housing stock with modern waterfront developments, attracting a diverse mix of first-time buyers, families, and investors. The strong sales volumes in recent years, particularly the surge to over 1,100 transactions in 2024, suggest the area is experiencing heightened interest, likely driven by its combination of relative affordability, connectivity, and the broader renaissance of Tyneside's coastal communities.
The average house price in North Shields, Tyne And Wear is £138,756. Prices range from £100 to £11,800,000.
There are 17,556 properties in North Shields with 23,745 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in North Shields is £105,000, compared to an average of £138,756.
North Shields has 5,716 terraced properties, 5,091 flat / maisonette properties, 4,781 semi-detached properties, 1,588 detached properties.
Average house prices in North Shields have risen by 383% from £48,132 in 1995 to £232,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in North Shields by number of properties include Abbots Way, Gardner Park, Monks Wood, The Broadway, Verne Road.
North Shields is located in Tyne And Wear, in the North Tyneside district.