# Oxford Property Market Summary
Oxford's property market demonstrates significant premium pricing reflective of its world-renowned university heritage and strong economic fundamentals. With 42,359 properties and a current average price of £373,908, the city has experienced notable volatility in recent years. The market peaked dramatically in 2021 at £1,168,036 average sale price during the post-pandemic surge, before moderating considerably to £668,138 in early 2025. This correction suggests a normalisation after an exceptionally heated period, though prices remain substantially elevated compared to the national average, underscoring Oxford's enduring desirability.
Transaction volumes reveal sustained market activity, with over 1,200 sales annually even during quieter periods, rising to 2,100 sales in 2024. The city's appeal stems from its prestigious educational institutions, thriving knowledge economy, and excellent transport links to London. The recent price adjustments may present opportunities for buyers previously priced out during the 2020-2021 peak, whilst the market's resilience suggests continued strong underlying demand. Oxford remains one of Britain's most competitive property markets, attracting academic professionals, London commuters, and investors seeking stable long-term value in this historic city.
The average house price in Oxford, Oxfordshire is £373,908. Prices range from £100 to £414,108,660.
There are 42,359 properties in Oxford with 54,283 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Oxford is £235,000, compared to an average of £373,908.
Oxford has 14,387 semi-detached properties, 10,613 terraced properties, 8,351 detached properties, 8,205 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Oxford have risen by 341.5% from £98,666 in 1995 to £435,594 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Oxford by number of properties include Banbury Road, Cowley Road, Woodstock Road, London Road, Cumnor Hill.
Oxford is located in Oxfordshire, in the Oxford district.