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Brighton and Hove

Property Prices, Crime Rates, Area & Demographic Insights.

Brighton and Hove overview

Situated on the South Coast of England, Brighton and Hove is a lively and diverse city famous for its vibrant arts scene, iconic seafront, and inclusive atmosphere. Brighton, known for the Royal Pavilion, Brighton Pier, and The Lanes, offers an eclectic mix of culture, shopping, and dining. Hove, a more residential area, provides a quieter alternative while still being close to the action. With excellent transport links to London and its thriving cultural scene, Brighton and Hove is a highly desirable location for young professionals, families, and retirees alike.

Brighton and Hove population and area insights and data

Price rank 33

33 of 175 areas

Rank of highest average property sale price by area

Crime rank 110

110 of 175 areas

Rank of lowest average crime rate per month by area.

School rank 23

23 of 175 areas

Rank of highest average rank of schools by area.

Education rank 23

23 of 175 areas

Rank of highest average education level of residents by area.

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Sold Prices in Brighton and Hove vs National Avg

Sold Property By Type in Brighton and Hove vs National Avg

Highest Sale in Brighton and Hove (12 Months)

£3,800,000

39 Roedean Road, Brighton, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 5RA

Lowest Sale in Brighton and Hove (12 Months)

£105,000

Homelees House Dyke Road, Brighton, Brighton And Hove, BN1 3JP

Tenancy Tenure in Brighton and Hove

Politics in Brighton and Hove

Crime in Brighton and Hove (per 1k people)

Income & Work in Brighton and Hove

Average Household Income

£51,833.00

Education

Average Work Level

Lower Managerial

Employment

Car or Van

Average Commute Distance

< 2km

Average Weekly Hours Worked

31-48 Hours

Amenities in Brighton and Hove

The Co-operative Food

Supermarkets (per 1k people)

Nationwide

Banks (per 1k people)

GP Surgeries

68

Opticians

19

Dentists