Plymouth Property Market Sees Significant Growth Amid City Developments
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Plymouth property market sees significant growth amid city developments
Further to Lloyds’ report highlighting a 12.6% rise in Plymouth property prices over the past year, local property experts point to the city’s ongoing transformation as a key driver. Recoco Property Search notes that investments such as Royal William Yard, along with enhanced retail, sporting, and lifestyle amenities, have made Plymouth an increasingly attractive option for buyers, fuelling competition and pushing property values higher. Nigel B…
Plymouth house prices jump 12.6% in a year as regional markets diverge – Lloyds Banking Group
House prices in Plymouth rose by 12.6% over the past year, the fastest increase recorded across the UK, according to new analysis from Lloyds Banking Group based on its mortgage data. The South West city topped Lloyds’ latest ranking of towns and cities by annual price growth, with the average value of a home rising from £247,579 in 2024 to £278,808 in 2025. Stafford and Wigan also recorded double-digit growth, with prices up 12.0% and 10.5% res…
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