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.
Yes, landlords are selling. Yes, legislation is changing. And yes, 2026 will be one of the most important years the private rented sector has seen in decades. But what we’re watching isn’t a collapse. It’s a reset, and one that will shape the next era of renting far more positively than the press will ever admit.
As Plymouth's Landmark Estate Agents, we're diving deep into the city's lettings market. This analysis of 2025 and forecast into 2026 offers landlords crucial insights into property trends and tenant preferences. No jargon. Just straight-talking property help.
Here are 7 tips to help keep the whole family happy during the Christmas season:
Cottage Names 80 to 76
As we hit the third week of December, the Plymouth property market does slow down ready for the big day.
The latest 0.25% interest rate cut is not a game changer on its own. On a typical average sized variable mortgage, the monthly saving is modest £31per month. However, the real impact is not the pound notes, it is the mood.
Selling your home, whether for the first time or after many years, can feel daunting. This guide from Smeaton Homes, Plymouth's Landmark Estate Agents, offers clear, expert advice to ensure a smooth, confident journey.
Considering a move to a larger home in Plymouth? Upsizing can be an exciting prospect, but it often comes with unique challenges. This guide offers practical, fact-led advice to help you navigate the process with confidence.
Last but 1 Stat for 2025
There is something very British about holding on to spare bedrooms. Many households in Plymouth have one, but a sizeable number have two or even three that sit untouched most of the year.