In the summer of 2020, Plymouth's property market, like the rest of the UK, roared back to life after weeks of pandemic lockdown. It was a strange moment in history.

Update for Week 32 of 2025

The latest property market figures reveal that across almost every region of the UK, more homes have sold subject to contract Year to date (up to the 21st August 2025) compared to the same period last year. Some areas are powering ahead, others are treading water, and one is even slipping backwards.

The August 2025 Update

Saleability is not the moment a home is marked Sold Subject to Contract. It is the percentage of homes that make it from coming on to the market to exchange of contracts and legal completion, when everyone is legally tied in and the move happens.

Plymouth's classic terraces and smart town houses are the backbone of the city.

Once mocked as middle-of-the-road suburbia, Plymouth's semi-detached homes have quietly become one of the strongest performers in the property market.

Why Plymouth Brand-New Homes Cost More

Week 30 of 2025

The Bank of England has reduced interest rates to 4%, marking its fourth cut in under a year to its lowest level in 2 years. This decision follows a previous reduction in May.

Welcome back to news of Plymouth's property market, where each week we bring you different local property market stats and trends. This week we are back again with the July’s £/sq.ft statistics.

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