# Slough Property Market Summary
Slough's property market demonstrates remarkable volatility, with average prices climbing from £558,529 in 2017 to a peak of £895,354 in 2023 before moderating to £565,448 in 2024. The current average property price across the 42,187 properties stands at £293,544, suggesting this figure represents a broader stock valuation rather than recent transaction prices. The market experienced particularly strong growth during the pandemic period, with prices surging approximately 60% between 2017 and 2023, though recent corrections indicate a cooling market following these exceptional gains.
Transaction volumes have fluctuated considerably, dropping to just 1,084 sales in 2020 during the pandemic before recovering to over 2,000 sales in 2021. The steady decline in volumes from 2021 through 2023 (falling to 1,190 sales) reflects broader market uncertainty, though 2024 saw renewed activity with 1,805 transactions despite lower average prices. Slough's position within the M4 corridor and its excellent transport links to London have historically made it attractive to commuters and investors, though the market now appears to be recalibrating after the exceptional growth of recent years.
The average house price in Slough, Slough is £293,544. Prices range from £200 to £155,000,000.
There are 42,187 properties in Slough with 57,675 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Slough is £187,750, compared to an average of £293,544.
Slough has 12,864 flat / maisonette properties, 11,142 semi-detached properties, 11,062 terraced properties, 6,347 detached properties.
Average house prices in Slough have risen by 521.6% from £79,307 in 1995 to £493,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Slough by number of properties include High Street, Bath Road, Stoke Road, Maplin Park, Windsor Road.
Slough is located in Slough, in the Slough district.