At first glance, Plymouth looks like many other market towns. Scratch beneath the surface and the pattern of homes across the town tells a far more interesting story.
This map is a stark reminder of where the English and Welsh home buying system still lets people down.
The Number Might be More than You Think
February is the ideal time to start preparing your Plymouth home for the vibrant spring property market. A little proactive effort now can significantly enhance your property's appeal and value, ensuring you're ready to make a strong impression.
The recent storm brought significant challenges to Plymouth and Devon. For landlords, understanding the impact and knowing how to respond is crucial. This guide offers practical, no-nonsense advice to help you protect your investments and support your tenants.
What this means for Plymouth homeowners
When you look back at the average rents achieved in Plymouth over the last five years, from 2021 through to 2025, a clear pattern emerges. Plymouth saw extraordinary growth in rents as the market experienced a period of exceptional pressure post pandemic, yet in the last 12 months, is now settling into something far more measured.
A More Local Story Than Ever
Is your home currently on the market but struggling to find a buyer? Don't lose hope. Sometimes, a fresh perspective from a new estate agent can be the catalyst you need to achieve a successful sale.
Curiosity is usually where the best insights start
As we enter a new year, many local homeowners are facing a familiar question. Should they bring their Plymouth home to market in January, or wait until the late spring?
Considering a move to Plymouth or looking for a new rental? This guide offers a deep dive into Plymouth, what to expect in the 2026 lettings market, and how Smeaton Homes can help you find your perfect property.