# Poole Property Market Summary
Poole's property market demonstrates significant upward momentum over recent years, with average prices climbing from £425,189 in 2017 to peak at £539,437 in 2023 – representing a 27% increase over this period. The market has shown particular strength during the post-pandemic years, with 2022 and 2023 recording the highest average prices. However, 2024 has seen a notable correction, with prices retreating to £443,167, suggesting a cooling period following the recent peaks. The current portfolio of 47,155 properties carries an overall average price of £262,775, which likely reflects a mix of property types and includes substantial volumes of flats and smaller dwellings alongside family homes.
Transaction volumes reveal interesting market dynamics, with sales activity declining from 2,542 properties in 2017 to 1,392 in 2023, before rebounding sharply to 2,612 sales in 2024. This surge in activity at lower price points suggests buyers are returning to the market as affordability improves. Poole remains an attractive coastal location on Dorset's south coast, combining harbour-side living with beaches and proximity to Bournemouth. The area's appeal to both families and retirees, coupled with its natural assets including Europe's largest natural harbour, continues to underpin steady demand despite recent price volatility.
The average house price in Poole, Poole is £262,775. Prices range from £100 to £46,100,000.
There are 47,155 properties in Poole with 64,529 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Poole is £184,530, compared to an average of £262,775.
Poole has 16,781 detached properties, 13,591 flat / maisonette properties, 9,268 semi-detached properties, 6,503 terraced properties.
Average house prices in Poole have risen by 420.5% from £73,799 in 1995 to £384,125 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Poole by number of properties include The Avenue, Bournemouth Road, Lindsay Road, Ashley Road, Sandbanks Road.
Poole is located in Poole, in the Poole district.