Comparison
Brighton and Hove vs Worthing
Renting in Brighton and Hove costs £516/month more than Worthing.
South East, England vs South East, England
Rent comparison
Overall, renting in Worthing is £516/month cheaper than Brighton and Hove - that's £6,192/year.
Source: ONS Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR)
Earnings comparison
Residents of Brighton and Hove earn £683/year more than those in Worthing.
Source: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings
House prices comparison
House prices in Brighton and Hove are £65,000 (19%) higher than in Worthing.
Over the last 10 years, house prices in Brighton and Hove have risen by 40.7%, compared to 45.2% in Worthing.
Source: ONS / HM Land Registry
Council tax comparison
You would pay £125/year more in council tax (Band D) living in Brighton and Hove than in Worthing.
Source: MHCLG / Scottish Government / Welsh Government
Band D is used as the standard benchmark for comparing council tax across areas. Other bands are set as fixed proportions of the Band D amount.
Energy comparison
Energy estimates are based on the Ofgem price cap, which is set nationally. Regional variation is small; we show the same headline figure across regions for transparency.
Source: Ofgem Energy Price Cap, Q2 2026
Water comparison
Source: Water UK / Discover Water, 2026-27
Water company boundaries don't always align cleanly with local authority boundaries; the company shown here is the most common provider in each area.
Crime comparison
Brighton and Hove has a higher crime rate than Worthing, with 1,018 vs 808 recorded crimes per 10,000 people.
Source: Home Office / Scottish Government recorded crime
Recording practices vary between police forces. Crime rates reflect reported and recorded crime only.
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Data on this page is sourced from: ONS Price Index of Private Rents (PIPR), Scottish Government Private Sector Rent Statistics, ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, ONS / HM Land Registry House Price Statistics, MHCLG / Scottish Government / Welsh Government council tax data, Ofgem Energy Price Cap, and Water UK / Discover Water. All official data is published under the Open Government Licence.