The Plymouth housing market is entering autumn on a resilient note. Demand and sales agreed are both higher than last year, while stock levels continue to rise. This means buyers have more options than before — and sellers need to price realistically to stay competitive.
According to the report, homes launched at the right price are selling within a month, while those requiring price cuts can linger for three months or more.
Across the UK, average asking prices rose slightly by 0.4% in September to £370,257, though still 0.1% lower than the same period last year. In the South West, supply grew by 12% year-on-year, driven by activity in coastal and second-home areas.
Locally, popular neighbourhoods such as Mannamead, the Barbican, and Plymstock continue to see strong interest. Buyers — especially first-timers and families — are taking advantage of improving mortgage affordability, with many competitive fixed-rate deals now dipping below 4%.
“With more homes coming to the market, buyers in Plymouth are spoilt for choice — meaning sellers who price realistically are still achieving quick sales.”
— Chris Whitaker, Managing Director, Martin & Co Plymouth
Looking ahead, analysts forecast modest national price growth of around 1–2% through the rest of 2025. For sellers, the key takeaway is clear: price well, present your home attractively, and you’ll find motivated buyers.
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