Estate agents in Nottingham, compared on sales agreed

117 agencies agreed 2,834 sales in Nottingham from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026. A typical one found a buyer in 68 days. Here's who agreed the most.1

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Market share

Who sells the most in Nottingham

Tick postcode districts in or out. The table adds up each agency's sales agreed in the districts you pick.

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Nottingham

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2,834 sales agreed in NG1, NG3, NG6, NG7, NG8, NG11, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026

Estate agencies by sales agreed in the chosen postcode districts, with their share of all sales
#AgencySalesShareDays to sell
1 Holdencopley 497 17.5%up 1.6 pts on the year before
2 Bairstow Eves 322 11.4%down 0.9 pts on the year before
3 David James 206 7.3%down 1.6 pts on the year before
4 Haart 168 5.9%down 0.6 pts on the year before
5 William H. Brown 166 5.9%down 0.1 pts on the year before
6 Robert Ellis 143 5%up 0.2 pts on the year before
7 FHP Living 124 4.4%up 1.5 pts on the year before
8 Thomas James 110 3.9%up 0.7 pts on the year before
9 Frank Innes 82 2.9%up 0.4 pts on the year before
10 Purplebricks 79 2.8%down 0.3 pts on the year before
11 Pygott & Crone 79 2.8%up 0.3 pts on the year before
12 Watsons 66 2.3%up 0.3 pts on the year before
13 Tristrams 55 1.9%down 0.5 pts on the year before
14 Yopa 52 1.8%up 0.1 pts on the year before
15 Marriotts 37 1.3%down 0.6 pts on the year before
16 Homemove 34 1.2%up 0.3 pts on the year before
17 Comfort Estates 30 1.1%down 0.3 pts on the year before
18 Benjamins 28 1%up 1.0 pts on the year before
19 Royston & Lund 28 1%down 0.1 pts on the year before
20 Tomlinson Estate Management 26 0.9%down 0.1 pts on the year before
21 Belvoir 25 0.9%no change on the year before
22 Leaders 24 0.8%up 0.4 pts on the year before
23 Burchell Edwards 22 0.8%up 0.3 pts on the year before
24 Exp UK 22 0.8%up 0.1 pts on the year before
25 John Shepherd 21 0.7%up 0.3 pts on the year before
Every other agency 388 13.7%

Sales agreed shows who's busy. It doesn't show who's best for your home.

  • How fast each agency gets a sale agreed
  • What price they achieve against the asking price
  • How often they have to cut the price

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The top 5 over the last 24 months

Sales agreed in the chosen districts, rolling three-month total, Nov 24 to Oct 26.

Sales agreed each rolling three months by the five busiest agencies, Jan 25 to Oct 26 0 108 215 Jan 25 Jul 25 Jan 26 Jul 26 Oct 26
  1. Holdencopley823
  2. Bairstow Eves630
  3. David James420
  4. Haart329
  5. William H. Brown309
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Sales agreed per quarter by the five busiest agencies
Quarter toHoldencopleyBairstow EvesDavid JamesHaartWilliam H. Brown
Jan 258958853231
Apr 258569313734
Jul 2510189554932
Oct 255482444045
Jan 2615265423330
Apr 2610288624541
Jul 2611986533645
Oct 2612193485751

Sales agreed from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026 by each trading brand, every office added together, from home.co.uk’s own listing tracking. The arrow compares each share with the 12 months before. No addresses are used.

The range

Not every Nottingham agent is the same

The best and worst results among Nottingham agencies with 20 or more sales agreed from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026. The middle mark is the typical agency.

Time to sell

typical days from listing to sale agreed, across 25 agencies

Fastest
28 days
Typical
68 days
Slowest
96 days

Price achieved

of the first asking price, at Land Registry, across 13 agencies

Lowest
95.7%
Typical
97.5%
Highest
100%

Price cuts

of each agency's listings had a price cut, across 25 agencies

Fewest
26.3%
Typical
39%
Most
53.8%

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Whose patch is it?

Most dominant board in the area

The agency with the most sales agreed in each Nottingham postcode district from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, counted from tracked listings.

  • Illustrated NG3 patch: The Castle and the Council House

    Most sales agreed in NG3

    Covers Mapperley, Bakersfield and Thorneywood. One ranking for the whole district, not each area.

    Holdencopley

    27.3% of 623 sales agreed in NG3

    Next: David James, 24.6%

    The Castle and the Council House

  • Illustrated NG8 patch: The Castle and the Council House

    Most sales agreed in NG8

    Covers Wollaton, Bilborough and Aspley. One ranking for the whole district, not each area.

    Bairstow Eves

    17.8% of 613 sales agreed in NG8

    Next: Holdencopley, 12.7%

    The Castle and the Council House

  • Illustrated NG11 patch: The Castle and the Council House

    Most sales agreed in NG11

    Covers Ruddington, Clifton and Gotham. One ranking for the whole district, not each area.

    Bairstow Eves

    27.8% of 507 sales agreed in NG11

    Next: Thomas James, 19.9%

    The Castle and the Council House

  • Illustrated NG6 patch: The Castle and the Council House

    Most sales agreed in NG6

    Covers Bestwood Village, Bulwell and Old Basford. One ranking for the whole district, not each area.

    Holdencopley

    23.8% of 479 sales agreed in NG6

    Next: William H. Brown, 15%

    The Castle and the Council House

  • Illustrated NG7 patch: The Castle and the Council House

    Most sales agreed in NG7

    Covers Lenton, Forest Fields and Radford. One ranking for the whole district, not each area.

    Holdencopley

    16% of 468 sales agreed in NG7

    Next: FHP Living, 15.8%

    The Castle and the Council House

  • Illustrated NG1 patch: The Castle and the Council House

    Most sales agreed in NG1

    Covers Lace Market, Hounds Gate and Spaniel Row. One ranking for the whole district, not each area.

    FHP Living

    9% of 144 sales agreed in NG1

    Next: Martin & Co, 6.9%

    The Castle and the Council House

Sales agreed from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, every office of an agency added together, from home.co.uk’s own listing tracking. Pick districts in the table above to compare them all.

The 48 busiest of 117

Who sells homes in Nottingham

Most sales agreed first, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, with every office of an agency added together. The order comes from the listings, never from who pays us.

  1. Holdencopley

    5 offices selling in Nottingham

    497 sales agreed

    2 more offices
  2. Bairstow Eves

    5 offices selling in Nottingham

    322 sales agreed

    2 more offices
  3. David James

    3 offices selling in Nottingham

    206 sales agreed

  4. Haart

    3 offices selling in Nottingham

    168 sales agreed

  5. William H. Brown

    4 offices selling in Nottingham

    166 sales agreed

    1 more office
  6. Robert Ellis

    4 offices selling in Nottingham

    143 sales agreed

    1 more office
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  8. FHP Living

    2 offices selling in Nottingham

    124 sales agreed

  9. Thomas James

    2 offices selling in Nottingham

    110 sales agreed

  10. Frank Innes

    3 offices selling in Nottingham

    82 sales agreed

  11. Purplebricks

    Purplebricks, 146 Freston Road, W10 6TR

    79 sales agreed

    Time to sell Price achieved Price cuts
  12. Pygott & Crone

    2 offices selling in Nottingham

    79 sales agreed

  13. Watsons

    40 Main Street, NG16 2LY

    66 sales agreed

    Time to sell Price achieved Price cuts
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Against the neighbours

How Nottingham compares

Nottingham agents find a buyer 1 day slower than the Nottinghamshire median of 67 days. Long Eaton, 10.3 km away, sells faster at 63 days. Price cuts are rarer in Ilkeston, where the middle agency cut the price on 35.9% of its listings, against 39% here.

Typical time to sell, share of the asking price and price cuts: Nottingham against Nottinghamshire, Long Eaton, Ilkeston, Loughborough
AreaDays to sellOf askingPrice cut
Nottingham This town 68 97.5% 39%
All of Nottinghamshire 67 97.8% 34.4%
Long Eaton 10.3 km 63 – 40.9%
Ilkeston 10.7 km 74 96.4% 35.9%
Loughborough 20.8 km 63 – 43.4%

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Local life

A little about Nottingham

  • Busiest month to sell

    July saw the most sales agreed in Nottingham over the last year, and December the fewest.

How we know

Where these Nottingham figures come from

  • 95.3%of the 6,478 homes listed here matched to the exact home by its UPRN; the rest are counted by listing, so one of those homes listed by two agencies can count twice
  • 6,478homes listed for sale in these postcode districts from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, as tracked by home.co.uk
  • 117agencies agreed a sale here; 25 with 20 or more sales set the typical figures
  • 9 Nov 2026last rebuilt. Figures cover 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026 and refresh every week; the newest listing or sale in the data is dated 9 November 2026
Area
Homes in postcode districts NG1, NG3, NG6, NG7, NG8, NG11, whichever office sold them.
A sale
The day a home first went sold subject to contract. A sale that later falls through still counts, and a home taken off and listed again counts once when it is matched to its UPRN. Completions are not waited for.
Typical figures
The middle agency: each agency's own median, then the median of those across agencies with 20 or more sales agreed. Price achieved uses completed Land Registry sales, and only agencies with 20 or more of them (13 here).
Agencies
Every office of the same brand is added together, under the name on the board, not the group that owns it.
Who counts
Every agency that agreed a sale here: high-street offices, online agents, auction houses and new-homes desks.
How Homemove earns money
Agents pay us for valuation requests and for featured places. This ranking is worked out from listings only, is never paid for, and any paid place is labelled and kept apart from it.

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FAQ

Nottingham estate agents: your questions

How many estate agents are there in Nottingham?

117 estate agencies agreed at least one sale in Nottingham from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, from 151 offices between them. 25 of the agencies agreed 20 or more.

Which estate agent sells the most homes in Nottingham?

Holdencopley agreed the most sales in Nottingham's postcode districts (497 sales agreed from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, 17.5% of all sales), ahead of Bairstow Eves (322) and David James (206). Every office of the same agency is added together, and a home matched to its UPRN counts once.

Which estate agent agrees the most sales in NG3 (Mapperley, Bakersfield and Thorneywood)?

Holdencopley agreed the most sales across the whole of NG3, which covers Mapperley, Bakersfield and Thorneywood, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026: 27.3% of the 623 sales agreed there, ahead of David James (24.6%).

Which estate agent agrees the most sales in NG8 (Wollaton, Bilborough and Aspley)?

Bairstow Eves agreed the most sales across the whole of NG8, which covers Wollaton, Bilborough and Aspley, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026: 17.8% of the 613 sales agreed there, ahead of Holdencopley (12.7%).

Which estate agent agrees the most sales in NG11 (Ruddington, Clifton and Gotham)?

Bairstow Eves agreed the most sales across the whole of NG11, which covers Ruddington, Clifton and Gotham, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026: 27.8% of the 507 sales agreed there, ahead of Thomas James (19.9%).

Which estate agent agrees the most sales in NG6 (Bestwood Village, Bulwell and Old Basford)?

Holdencopley agreed the most sales across the whole of NG6, which covers Bestwood Village, Bulwell and Old Basford, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026: 23.8% of the 479 sales agreed there, ahead of William H. Brown (15%).

Which estate agent agrees the most sales in NG7 (Lenton, Forest Fields and Radford)?

Holdencopley agreed the most sales across the whole of NG7, which covers Lenton, Forest Fields and Radford, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026: 16% of the 468 sales agreed there, ahead of FHP Living (15.8%).

Which estate agent agrees the most sales in NG1 (Lace Market, Hounds Gate and Spaniel Row)?

FHP Living agreed the most sales across the whole of NG1, which covers Lace Market, Hounds Gate and Spaniel Row, from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026: 9% of the 144 sales agreed there, ahead of Martin & Co (6.9%).

How long does it take to sell a house in Nottingham?

The middle Nottingham agency agreed a sale 68 days after a home went on the market. That is the median of each agency's own median, across the 25 agencies with 20 or more sales agreed here from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026. It runs to sale agreed; completion follows once the legal work is done.

Do homes in Nottingham sell for the asking price?

The middle Nottingham agency sold for 97.5% of the first asking price, going by completed Land Registry prices. Only agencies with at least 20 completed sales on the register count, 13 of them here. The middle agency cut the price on 39% of its listings along the way.

How does Nottingham compare with the towns nearby?

Nottingham agents find a buyer 1 day slower than the Nottinghamshire median of 67 days. Long Eaton, 10.3 km away, sells faster at 63 days. Price cuts are rarer in Ilkeston, where the middle agency cut the price on 35.9% of its listings, against 39% here.

How reliable are these figures?

They cover 6,478 homes listed for sale in NG1, NG3, NG6, NG7, NG8 and NG11 from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, as tracked by home.co.uk. 95.3% were matched to the exact property by its UPRN; the rest are counted by listing. A sale is the day a home first went sold subject to contract, so a sale that later falls through still counts once, and a relisted home counts once when it is matched to its UPRN; an unmatched home listed by two agencies can count twice. Price achieved uses completed Land Registry sales only. The data is powered by HomeData and rebuilt every week; this page was last updated 9 November 2026.

Do estate agents pay to rank higher here?

No. The league table is worked out from listings alone and is never paid for. Agents can pay Homemove for valuation requests and featured places, and those are always labelled and kept apart from the ranking.

How do I choose an estate agent in Nottingham?

25 of the 117 Nottingham agencies agreed 20 or more sales last year, enough of a record to judge. Ask two or three that sell homes like yours to value it, then compare how fast they sell (the Nottingham median is 68 days) and how close they get to the asking price (97.5% here), not only the valuation they quote. A free Homemove account shows those figures for every agent on this page where there are enough sales to judge.

  1. Ranked by sales agreed from 9 November 2025 to 8 November 2026, which shows how many sales an agency agreed, not its service or the price you'll get.

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