Harlow property prices and volumes April 2025
Current house prices in Harlow represent the actual asking prices for homes for sale calculated daily from the properties in the Home.co.uk property search.
Summary of properties for sale in Harlow
| Total properties for sale in Harlow: | 509 |
| Properties for sale in Harlow listed in the last 14 days: | 84 |
| Average price of properties for sale in Harlow: | £496,434 |
| Median price: | £390,000 |
| Average time on market of unsold Harlow property | 118 days |
Data supplied by Home.co.uk (https://www.home.co.uk/)
Properties for sale in Harlow by price band
PRICE BAND NUMBER OF PROPERTIES AVERAGE TIME ON MARKET
| under £100,000 | 4 | 181 days |
| £100,000 to £200,000 | 68 | 142 days |
| £200,000 to £300,000 | 93 | 115 days |
| £300,000 to £400,000 | 106 | 95 days |
| £400,000 to £500,000 | 69 | 106 days |
| £500,000 to £1,000,000 | 145 | 132 days |
| over £1,000,000 | 24 | 93 days |
Property prices for sale in Harlow by number of bedrooms
Harlow property prices and volumes April 2025
The graphic above shows the number of properties in Harlow for sale by number of bedrooms. It also shows the average prices of those properties.
Harlow property volumes and prices by property type
The graphic above shows how many of each type of property there are for sale in Harlow. It also shows the average prices for those property types.
Properties for sale in Harlow by time on market
The graphic above shows the 502 current properties for sale broken down into length of time on market.
The average selling time in Harlow is currently at 86 days (12 weeks & 2 days).
Therefore only 325 of the 502 properties are currently below average selling time. This represents 64.75% of stock.
This means that at least 35.25% takes way too long to sell. In fact, only 50% of property listed has been on the market for less than 2 months.
This means that in all probability, 50% of Harlow property does NOT realise its full market potential when it comes to price. This is based on numerous papers that say that a property sells for its maximum within the first few weeks of coming to market.