FAQs About Moving to Brighton
Compare My Move have answered all your questions and concerns about moving to Brighton to ensure you know everything you need to. We have a network of verified and trusted removal companies with a wealth of experience carrying out Brighton house moves. Our data shows that the average costs of a removal company in Brighton is £879.35, with August being the most popular month for a move.
If you're buying or renting in Brighton, Compare My Move help you every step of the way. We've created this guide to cover everything for your move. It's good to know that the average property price in Brighton is £364,183 and the average renting price is £1,640pcm.
How Much Are Removal Company Costs In Brighton?
Compare My Move’s latest research has discovered that the overall average cost of moving house in Brighton is £879.35. For a modest-sized 3-bedroom home in Brighton, the average cost is £1,110.50.
Prices will vary depending on the distance of the move, which day of the week you book your removals company and the size of your home. The average highest overall price for the area is currently £1, 080.90, with the average lowest house move cost sitting at £677.80. Don't forget to compare Brighton removal quotes with Compare My Move to save yourself both time and money before the move!
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What Is The Best Time of Year To Move in Brighton?
With 15.3% of removals occurring during this month, August is the favoured time of year to move house in Brighton. This is also the favoured month for the rest of the UK which is unsurprising due to the warmer weather and longer days.
Don’t get hot and bothered trying to move alone during the Summer months - Compare My Move’s partners have helped thousands of movers reach their new homes, ensuring the process is as stress-free and organised as possible. If you, like many throughout Brighton, are moving during this time, then don’t forget to fill out our easy-to-use form to connect with the best moving companies in the business.
Again siding with the majority of the UK, the least popular time of year to move in Brighton is Winter. February is especially unpopular with only 4.6% of removals happening then. If you can brave the cold and darker days, you may want to consider moving during this time to beat the masses and book your removal early.
What Is The Best Day Of The Week To Move In Brighton?
Many Brighton movers prefer to book their removals during the weekend, with Friday being the most popular. As it’s the gateway to the weekend, it’s easy to see why this day is perfect for moving house. With less traffic, more free time and the rest of the weekend to unpack, Friday is also the most popular day throughout the UK.
Sunday, however, is the least popular day to move with only 6.6% of Brighton moves happening then. Despite it being a part of the weekend, Sunday means preparing for the upcoming week, with no spare days afterwards to allow you to unpack. However, it’s also the cheapest day to move house so it could be worth considering if you’re prepared to complete the process at the start of the week.
Whatever day you decide for your Brighton house removals, we can compare and connect you with verified and trusted removal companies who will help with your move any day of the week.
What Are The Top 4 Locations for Brighton Movers
Thinking of moving outside of Brighton? You’re in luck! - Compare My Move has helped thousands of users travel out of the area, making sure they safely reach their new homes. We've done the research so you don't have to. We've listed 4 of the popular areas that our Brighton movers choose.
One of the most popular locations outside of Brighton for movers is Hove. Brighton and Hove were once separate towns until they became the city of Brighton and Hove in 2001. Currently, the average property price in this city is £364,183.
Other common and popular areas to move to are London, Worthing and Shoreham-By-Sea. No matter where you’re traveling to, Compare My Move’s removal partners have the experience and training to help you get there as smoothly and efficiently as possible so that you can settle into your new home sooner.
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Hove
Now a unitary authority, the city of Hove and Brighton has a combined average property price of £364,183. Hove has the highest percentage of movers travelling here from Brighton and is a very popular seaside resort in the UK. Despite the more affordable price of the combined city, some areas of Hove can reach prices up to £500,000 so it’s important to compare areas until you find something suited to your budget.
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London
London is a very popular destination with UK movers despite the rather high average property price of £473,171. This city boasts high employment opportunities, an increase in salary and a particularly diverse lifestyle. If you can afford the higher prices then it’s definitely a great contender to add to your house hunting list.
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Worthing
Only 10 miles west of Brighton, Worthing is another popular location for movers, with an average property price of £279,216. It’s a large and beautiful seaside town with unusual, vintage architecture and a variety of art-based entertainment to keep you occupied. From Worthing Pier to the Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, there’s plenty to do here for all interests.
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Shoreham-By-Sea
With an average property price of £421,997, Shoreham-By-Sea is next on the list and is situated close to Brighton City Airport for added convenience. Shoreham Beach is also just south of the town with stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere.
What Are The Average Property Prices In Brighton?
With a rather large decrease of -1.7% in March 2019, house prices in Brighton and Hove have slowly been recovering over the last few months. In June alone, the average property price increased by 0.9%, increasing it to £364,183 overall and £464,061 for Brighton alone.
Whenever you’re ready to take advantage of the temporary lull in property prices, don’t forget to compare removal quotes with Compare My Move to save up to 70% on the cost of your move.
New-build houses have seen the biggest hit, falling by -0.3% in May 2019. For those looking for smaller properties in the area like flats or maisonettes, you may see a more obvious increase in prices as they rose by 1% in June 2019, whilst terraced houses increased by 0.8%.
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Portslade
A western suburb of Brighton and Hove, Portslade is the cheapest area we’ve found with an average property price of £323,541. With an array of beautiful seaside homes and Edwardian buildings, there’s plenty to choose from. There’s also a number of good schools and a friendly community making it the perfect place for young families.
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Saltdean
A perfect blend of city life and the quiet atmosphere of the Downs, Saltdean is next on the list with an average property price of £378,137. If you’re looking for quaint, picturesque homes, Saltdean boasts a variety of cute cottages and bungalows, as well as more spacious properties like detached and semi-detached homes perfect for growing families.
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Moulsecoomb
Containing one of the three major sites of the University of Brighton, Moulsecoomb is perfect for potential students and those looking to live in a more lively area. The average property price is currently £434,080 with terraced houses, modern flats and more to choose from.
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Patcham
Patcham has great transport links making it perfect for commuters, as well as having an average property price of £447,652, adding it to the list. From family-friendly detached homes to smaller, more contemporary apartments, this area is the perfect home for all personality types.
What Is The Average Rent In Brighton?
If you're not ready to buy a house in Brighton, there's plenty of options to rent in Brighton. We strive to make sure you're fully informed before your move, that's why we've done the hard work and researched areas to rent in Brighton.
To help you compare and set your budget, the current average asking rent is £1,640 pcm. Compare My Move has even put together a list of some of the cheapest areas to rent, helping you save more in the long run. We've listed 4 areas of Brighton that offer affordable rent, including the cost of 1-bedroom flats and 2-bedroom houses.
Rest assured, whether you're buying or renting in Brighton, we can compare up to 6 verified and trusted removal companies for you to help save you time, money and stress on your Brighton move.
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Shoreham-By-Sea
First on our list is the rather affordable area of Shoreham-By-Sea with an average asking rent of £1,246 pcm. For those looking for a single flat or smaller homes, you can expect an average rent of around £752 pcm, whilst large 2-bedroom houses will be higher at £1,101 pcm.
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Portslade
As well as being an inexpensive area for overall property prices, Portslade is also a good choice for those looking to rent as the average asking rent is currently £1,011 pcm. If you’re a young professional, student or just looking for a smaller home, 1-bedroom flats are at an average of £901 pcm. However, 2-bedroom houses are at an average of £1,222 pcm.
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Aldrington
Despite being situated in the Hove section of the Brighton and Hove unitary authority, Aldrington is still a rather affordable area to consider, with an average asking rent of £1,441 pcm. If you’re looking for a 1-bedroom flat you can expect an average of £1,003 pcm whilst 2-bedroom houses are at an average of £1,490 pcm.
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Kemptown
Another possible area to research is Kemptown with an average asking rent of £1,412 pcm. Here, 1-bedroom flats average at around £1,090 pcm, whilst larger properties like 2-bedroom houses average at £1,482 pcm.
