Compare 19 local agents, data from 60 active listings








We track 19 estate agents actively marketing properties in HU9 1, and we've ranked them all based on live listing data, market share, and average asking prices. selling a family home in the city centre or a terraced house in one of Hull's established residential areas, finding the right agent can make a significant difference to your sale price and how quickly your property moves.
The HU9 1 postcode covers a diverse pocket of Hull including parts of the city centre and surrounding residential neighbourhoods. With an average asking price of £152,646 across 60 current listings, this market offers opportunities across every property type from compact flats to substantial detached homes. We've analysed every agent operating here to bring you the definitive comparison.
Our live data updates daily, so you can see exactly which agents are winning instructions in your specific area. We look at their current stock, average achieved prices, and how their listings compare to the broader HU9 1 market to compile rankings you can trust.

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Active Estate Agents
£152,646
Average Asking Price
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Properties For Sale
Our data shows that the average sold price in HU9 1 over the last 12 months stands at £142,891, according to Land Registry figures. This figure masks significant variation across property types, with detached homes commanding an average of £291,857, while terraced properties sold for around £94,615. The data reveals that 2-bedroom properties dominate the current market with 36 active listings, reflecting the area's popularity among first-time buyers and investors seeking affordable entry points to the Hull property market.
The market has experienced some turbulence recently, with house prices in HU9 1 falling by -6.8% in the last year, representing a -10.3% decline after accounting for inflation. This contrasts sharply with the broader HU9 postcode district, which saw prices rise by 4% over the same period and now sits 7% above its 2023 peak of £127,941. The divergence suggests that HU9 1 may represent a buyer's opportunity in a market where prices have softened, while the wider area continues its upward trajectory.
Transaction volumes in the area remain healthy, with 150 sales recorded in HU9 1 over the 24 months leading to February 2026. The broader HU9 postcode saw 2,319 properties change hands in the last 12 months alone, indicating strong market activity. For sellers, this volume of transactions demonstrates active buyer demand, though pricing strategy has become increasingly important as the market adjusts to current conditions.
The price distribution across HU9 1 shows 19 properties listed under £100,000, 26 in the £100,000 to £200,000 range, 9 between £200,000 and £300,000, and 6 premium properties above £300,000. This spread gives sellers realistic expectations about where their property fits within the current market landscape.
Source: Homemove live listing data
Analysis of current listings reveals that flats represent the largest segment of available properties in HU9 1, with 20 units on the market at an average asking price of £96,095. This affordability makes the area particularly attractive to first-time buyers entering the property market, with 2-bedroom flats serving as popular options for those seeking a convenient city centre lifestyle without the premium price tag.
The detached property segment, though smaller in terms of available stock with just 10 listings, commands the highest average asking price at £327,495. These properties appeal to families and buyers seeking more spacious accommodation in Hull. The semi-detached market offers a middle ground with 10 listings averaging £188,495, while terraced properties at £104,492 represent the most affordable option for buyers focused on value. No active new-build developments were specifically identified within the HU9 1 postcode, indicating that the market is primarily driven by existing housing stock.
Looking at bedroom numbers, 2-bedroom properties dominate with 36 listings averaging £110,301, making them the most accessible entry point to homeownership in the area. Three-bedroom homes at £194,915 attract families seeking more space, while 4-bedroom properties at £319,375 represent the premium segment with only 8 properties available. The relative scarcity of larger homes suggests potential for sellers with family-sized properties to benefit from limited competition.

HU9 1 encompasses several distinctive neighbourhoods within Hull, each offering its own character and appeal. The area benefits from proximity to the city centre, providing residents with easy access to shopping facilities, healthcare services, and employment opportunities. Hull's economy is diverse, with key sectors including ports and logistics, manufacturing, chemicals, and the growing renewable energy industry, all of which provide stable employment that supports the local housing market.
The geography of the area presents considerations for property owners. Hull is a low-lying city with proximity to the Humber Estuary, creating known flood risks from both river sources and surface water. Properties in the area are typically constructed from brick, reflecting the city's traditional building methods. The underlying geology includes glacial till and alluvial deposits, which may indicate some potential for clay-related subsidence, particularly in properties with mature trees nearby.
The predominant housing stock in the wider HU9 postcode consists of terraced properties, which remain the most common type available for sale, followed by semi-detached houses, flats, and detached properties. Given the likely age of much of this housing stock, prospective buyers should be aware that common issues such as damp, roof condition, and outdated electrics may be present. A RICS Level 2 Survey is particularly valuable for properties over 50 years old, which represent a significant proportion of the housing in this area.
The Holderness Road area, falling partly within HU9 1, serves as a key local hub with its own selection of shops and amenities. Properties along this main thoroughfare and surrounding streets vary significantly in age and style, from Victorian terraced houses to more modern developments. Understanding these local nuances helps our tracked agents position properties effectively to attract the right buyers.
Sellers in HU9 1 have a choice between traditional high-street estate agents and modern online alternatives. Traditional agents like Beercocks and Reeds Rains operate from physical offices across Hull and offer the personal service that many sellers value, including face-to-face valuations and ongoing support throughout the sales process. These agents typically charge percentage-based fees averaging 1-1.5% plus VAT, though this can vary depending on the level of service and whether you opt for sole or multi-agency arrangements.
Online agents have emerged as a popular alternative, offering fixed-fee pricing that can be more predictable for sellers. However, the local knowledge and market presence of established Hull agents often proves invaluable, particularly in a market where understanding neighbourhood nuances can significantly impact sale outcomes. Agents with established local presence, such as those we track in HU9 1, bring valuable insight into what buyers in specific streets and developments are looking for.
The top-performing agents in HU9 1 demonstrate the value of local expertise. Riverside leads the market with 20% of all listings and an average asking price of £220,408, indicating they handle properties at the higher end of the market. Zest follows with a strong focus on properties averaging £168,750, while Beercocks concentrates on more affordable stock at £93,750 average. This specialisation means different agents may be better suited to different property types and price points.
For sellers with premium properties, Riverside's market share and average asking price suggest they have the connections to attract buyers seeking higher-end homes. Conversely, if your property falls in the more affordable segment, Beercocks' track record with properties at lower price points may prove advantageous. We always recommend matching your agent to your specific property type and price range.

Look for agents with active listings in your area and check their average asking prices match your property type. Agents familiar with HU9 1 will understand what buyers in this market are looking for and can advise on realistic pricing strategies based on current conditions.
Request free valuations from at least three agents. Don't automatically go with the highest valuation - examine how each agent arrived at their figure and what marketing strategy they propose. Ask for specific comparable evidence from streets similar to yours.
Understand what each fee includes. Some agents offer accompanied viewings, professional photography, or premium listing packages. Weigh these extras against the total cost, remembering that the cheapest option isn't always the most cost-effective.
Ask agents about their recent sales in HU9 1 and how long properties took to sell. An agent with a strong track record in your specific area is often more valuable than one with general Hull coverage. Request data on achieved prices rather than just asking prices.
Look for feedback from sellers in similar properties to yours. The experiences of others can reveal much about an agent's communication style and effectiveness. Check multiple review sources for a balanced picture.
Carefully review the terms of any sole agency agreement, which typically run for 8-16 weeks. Ensure you understand the notice period and what happens if you need to switch agents. Some agents may charge fees if you withdraw during the contract period.
Estate agent fees are negotiable, especially if your property is likely to sell quickly or you plan to use the same agent for both sales and lettings. Don't be afraid to ask for a discount - many agents will reduce their percentage to secure your business.
The bedroom breakdown in HU9 1 reveals clear price tiers that can help sellers position their properties competitively. Two-bedroom properties dominate the market with 36 listings averaging £110,301, representing excellent value for first-time buyers. This price point sits comfortably below the overall average asking price, making 2-bed properties the most accessible entry to homeownership in the area.
Three-bedroom properties, with 13 listings averaging £194,915, appeal to growing families and buyers seeking more space. These properties typically offer better value per square foot compared to smaller units. Four-bedroom homes at an average of £319,375 represent the premium segment of the market, with just 8 properties available, suggesting strong demand from families may outstrip supply in this category.
One-bedroom properties remain rare in HU9 1, with just 1 listing currently available at £40,000. This scarcity could work to the advantage of sellers with 1-bed properties, as limited competition from new listings may attract interested buyers. However, the small sample size means this segment can shift quickly based on available stock.

Pricing your property correctly from the outset is crucial in the current HU9 1 market. With prices having fallen -6.8% year-on-year in this specific postcode, accurate pricing has become even more important. Properties priced competitively from day one tend to generate more viewings, create bidding competition, and achieve better sale prices than those requiring subsequent reductions.
A professional valuation from a local agent who understands the HU9 1 market is essential. Agents like those we track have their fingers on the pulse of what buyers are currently paying and can advise on realistic asking prices based on recent comparable sales. The difference between an optimistic and a realistic valuation can mean the difference between a sale that completes and a property that lingers on the market, eventually requiring a significant price cut.
When meeting with agents, ask them to provide evidence of their valuation methodology, including comparable properties in your specific neighbourhood. Properties in similar streets can vary significantly in value, and an agent who has actually walked down your street will have more accurate local knowledge than one relying solely on automated valuations.
Given the current market dynamics where HU9 1 has seen price corrections while the wider HU9 area continues growing, timing your sale strategically matters. Properties priced right are achieving sales within typical timeframes, but those needing adjustment may face longer marketing periods. A local agent can advise on current buyer activity in your specific price range.

Based on our analysis of active listings, Riverside leads the HU9 1 market with a 20% market share and 12 active listings at an average asking price of £220,408. Zest and Beercocks follow with strong presences, each holding 6.7% of the market with different specialisations - Zest focusing on mid-range properties averaging £168,750 while Beercocks concentrates on more affordable stock at £93,750 average. The best agent for your property depends on your price point and property type, so we recommend matching your agent to properties similar to yours for the most relevant market expertise.
Estate agent fees in England typically range from 1% to 3% plus VAT, meaning the actual cost falls between 1.2% and 3.6% of your sale price. In the HU9 1 market, agents with strong local presence and significant market share like Riverside may command fees at the higher end, while smaller or newer agents may offer more competitive rates to build their portfolios. Always negotiate and get quotes from multiple agents before instructing, as fees are rarely fixed and many agents will reduce their rate to secure your business.
House prices in HU9 1 actually fell by -6.8% in the last year, representing a -10.3% decline after inflation adjustment, according to the latest data. This contrasts with the broader HU9 postcode area, which saw a 4% increase over the same period and now sits 7% above its 2023 peak of £127,941. The divergence suggests that while Hull's overall market is growing, HU9 1 specifically has experienced a correction that may present buying opportunities, though sellers need to price realistically given current conditions.
The average asking price in HU9 1 currently stands at £152,646 across 60 active listings, though sold prices average slightly lower at £142,891 according to Land Registry data. Property prices vary significantly by type, with detached homes averaging around £291,857, semi-detached at £166,514, terraced at £94,615, and flats at £98,510. The market is dominated by 2-bedroom properties with 36 listings averaging £110,301, reflecting strong demand from first-time buyers.
We track 19 active estate agents currently marketing properties in HU9 1, including both large regional chains with multiple offices across Hull and smaller independent agents focusing on specific neighbourhoods. Riverside leads with a 20% market share, while several agents including Zest, Beercocks, and Lime Property hold smaller but significant portions. The variety of agents gives sellers plenty of choice when selecting representation for their property sale.
The current market shows flats as the most commonly available property type with 20 listings, followed by equal numbers of detached and semi-detached properties at 10 each, and terraced properties at 6 listings. However, in the broader HU9 postcode, terraced houses are historically the most common property type sold, indicating strong buyer demand for this housing style. The predominance of flats in current listings may reflect investor activity or first-time buyer purchases.
While exact figures for HU9 1 specifically were not available, the broader Hull market shows active transaction volumes with 2,319 properties sold in HU9 in the last 12 months. The current market conditions, with price adjustments in HU9 1 specifically, suggest that realistically priced properties should achieve sales within typical timeframes, though properties requiring price reductions may take longer. A local agent can provide more specific guidance based on your property type and price point.
The current price correction in HU9 1, with prices falling -6.8% while the wider HU9 area grows, could present investment opportunities for buyers with a longer-term horizon. The area's proximity to Hull city centre, affordable property prices compared to regional averages, and strong rental demand from the city's diverse economy make it worth considering. However, potential investors should be aware of flood risk considerations given Hull's geography and should factor this into any purchase decision, along with the potential need for renovation in older properties.
Given that much of HU9 1's housing stock is likely over 50 years old, a RICS Level 2 Survey is strongly recommended for any property purchase. These surveys are particularly valuable in this area due to common issues found in older properties, including damp penetration, roof condition concerns, and outdated electrical systems. The potential for clay-related subsidence given the local geology that includes glacial till also makes professional surveys advisable to identify any structural issues before committing to purchase.
Percentage-based fees, typically 1-1.5% plus VAT, mean the agent earns more if your property sells for a higher price, creating aligned incentives between seller and agent. Flat fee agents charge a fixed amount regardless of sale price, which can be advantageous for higher-value properties but may reduce an agent's motivation to secure the best possible price. In HU9 1's market, where average prices are modest at around £152,646, percentage-based fees remain more common as they scale with the property value and incentivise agents to achieve the best price.
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