šŸ” Plymouth Property News (Sales) – September 2026

  • šŸ Ā Plymouth sales slowed in August — mainly blamed on holidays and hot weather.
  • ā±ļøĀ Time to sell:Ā 25 → 33 days.
  • šŸ’·Ā House prices:Ā up justĀ 0.5% annually.
  • šŸ—ļøĀ Big regeneration is happeningĀ across Plymouth city centre.
  • šŸ¢Ā Civic Centre:Ā becomingĀ 144 apartmentsĀ plus a college campus.
  • šŸ’°Ā Ā£47.5m Civic Centre project.
  • āš“Ā Babcock:Ā moving up toĀ 2,000 staffĀ into the city centre.
  • šŸ’·Ā Ā£7bn+ MOD investmentĀ planned at Devonport over the next decade.
  • šŸ˜ļøĀ Up to 10,000 new city-centre homesĀ are part of Plymouth’s longer-term plans.
Bottom line:Ā August was quiet, but the report isĀ positive about Plymouth’s longer-term property market because of major investment and regeneration.
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šŸ“ŠĀ Whether you’re buying, selling or investing, understanding your local market is key to making informed decisions.
šŸ“–Ā Read the full report hereĀ šŸ‘‡
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