# Portland Property Market Summary
Portland presents an intriguing property market with 4,260 properties and a notably modest average price of £148,733, which sits well below the typical UK average. However, the price history reveals a more dynamic picture, with actual transaction values significantly higher and showing consistent growth. From 2017 to 2025, average sale prices have climbed from £189,453 to £266,088, representing approximately 40% growth over eight years. This upward trajectory has been particularly pronounced since 2021, when prices accelerated beyond £226,000, continuing to push through £250,000 and beyond in recent years.
The sales volume data indicates a robust market, with transaction numbers ranging between 154 and 308 properties annually. The peak activity occurred in 2021 with 308 sales, likely reflecting the post-pandemic property boom experienced across much of the UK. Whilst volumes have moderated somewhat since then, the market remains active with 223 sales in 2024. Portland's property market appears resilient and steadily appreciating, making it an area worth watching for those seeking value in coastal locations, though the discrepancy between the overall average price and recent transaction values suggests a diverse housing stock with significant variation in property types and values.
The average house price in Portland, Dorset is £148,733. Prices range from £112 to £3,125,000.
There are 4,260 properties in Portland with 5,764 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Portland is £135,000, compared to an average of £148,733.
Portland has 2,437 terraced properties, 590 detached properties, 583 semi-detached properties, 506 flat / maisonette properties.
Average house prices in Portland have risen by 636.2% from £37,015 in 1995 to £272,500 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Portland by number of properties include Fortuneswell, Wakeham, Weston Road, Avalanche Road, Reforne.
Portland is located in Dorset, in the Weymouth And Portland district.