Jersey’s real estate market flooded with activity between July and September of 2025, resulting in record levels of sales and rental prices. Sales of property skyrocketed 26% from the last quarter. Between July and September, only 287 properties sold. That’s an encouraging 58% boost in market activity compared to the same time last year in 2024. This level of growth is indicative of a more resilient market that remains appealing to buyers even as economic factors evolve.
Last year in Q3, the average property price in Jersey hit £580,000. This represents a small increase of around 2% from £569,000 in Q3 2024. This lack of volatility goes to show that even though sales have greatly increased, prices have not moved all that much compared to last quarter. Market analysts have noted that this trend may suggest a balancing act between supply and demand in the island’s real estate sector.
In the first nine months of 2025, Jersey recorded a stellar 732 arms-length property transfers. This number already surpasses all of last year’s sales for 2024, which saw just 712 sales. This is 78 more sales than during the same period in 2023. The data seems to indicate a reawakening to the market, where buyers are quick to respond to new listings and good conditions.
Not only has the market altered the demand for property types, but they have changed in demand. In the most recent three-month period, the average price of a two-bedroom home was £565,000. This is a £21,000 increase on last quarter. Three-bedroom homes had an average value of £763,000, up £29,000 since Q2 2025. This increase reflects a strong demand for families and professionals looking for more space to live and work.
Jersey’s property sales shot up this quarter, up 55% from the same time a year ago. Last year, just 185 of these properties sold. This increase is an indication of a stunning recovery and growth trajectory in recent years. Only 438 property sales were recorded in the third quarter of 2020.
