Market Insights, Brentwood

Brentwood stands as a community marked by its unique demographic and character. With a population density of 3.6 residents per hectare, Brentwood surpasses regional averages, boasting a thriving population that reflects the town’s vibrant nature. As of the 2021 census, a total of 84,601 individuals call Brentwood home, witnessing an impressive 8.1% population increase over the preceding decade.

Delving into the demographics, 12.7% of its residents fall within the 35 to 44 age bracket, a figure below the regional average, underscoring the diverse age groups that contribute to the town. The community also showcases the evolving nature of households, with 28.9% consisting of solo residents and 38.5% comprising families with children.

Brentwood is a vibrant and evolving community, defined by its population dynamics, age distribution, and economic foundations, making it one of the most attractive areas to live within the South East.

Over the last 12 months the average sales price in Brentwood was £479,603. The total value
of sales was £634,224,081. 

31% of sales in the past 12 months were flats, achieving an average sales price of £279,998. Houses achieved an average price of £613,844. 

The highest value recorded by the Land Registry over the past 12 months was £825,000 for a flat and £6,850,000 for a house. 

Over the last 12 months, the average rent achieved for homes let in Brentwood was £1,394 per month. This is a +8% change on the previous 12 month period.

64% of homes let in the past 12 months were flats, achieving an average rental value of £1,238 per month. Houses achieved an average rent of £1,720 per month.

22% of renters are aged between 25 and 29.

Perfectly situated for commuters with great schools, a vibrant ‘High Street’ and wide selection of leisure facilities. A highly desirable area with strong demand for all types of property from prospective tenants. Brentwood station offers rail travel into London Liverpool Street in under 42 minutes and will soon be operating the ‘Crossrail’ service through to Heathrow and beyond. The town sits just off J28 of the M25 and A12 so access in all directions by road is excellent. There are a numerous bars, restaurants and coffee shops located in the heart of the town and Weald Country Park is only a few minutes’ drive away.