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Exeter Q1 Property Market Was it a buyers’ or sellers’ market?

In this article, I discuss the current state of play with the property market. Is it a buyers’, sellers’ or balanced market? Also, beneath the headline figures lies a patchwork of micro-Exeter markets, where postcode, property type and pricing strategy can mean the difference between selling swiftly or being left behind.…


Why Exeter’s Higher-Priced Homes Are Facing Tougher Selling Odds in 2026

In Exeter, the more expensive prestige properties face less demand, sharper scrutiny and far less margin for error. If you are selling at the upper end, the rules are slightly different and understanding them could determine whether you move or quietly withdraw unsold. Read the article here… …


Exeter House Price Crash in 2026?

Will there be house price crash? It’s the headline doing the rounds, and it is exactly what has some people thinking of buying and selling second guessing themselves. Because once you look past the noise and into what is happening on the ground in Exeter and the UK, the story is very different, and that gap between headline fear and reality is where smart decisions get made. Read the full article here.. …


It Takes 83 Days to Sell a Home in Exeter

It takes 83 days to sell a home in Exeter, but that headline figure hides a much bigger story when you break it down by property type and number of bedrooms. Some homes are flying, others are sticking, and the reasons why might surprise you, especially once you see where the real pinch points are. If you are thinking of moving in 2026 in Exeter, this is a must read. Click on this link to read the full article. …


Exeter Rents Hit £1,617 Per Month

Rents in Exeter reached £1,617 per month in 2025, yet the growth compared to 2024 was quite subdued when compared to previous recent years. This is good news for both tenants and landlords and Exeter. Read the full article to find out why. …


What Could Happen to Exeter House Prices in 2026?

What Could Happen to Exeter House Prices in 2026? In this article we look at the demand and supply of Grantham homes over the last five years to give clear, credible context on what is likely to happen to local house prices in 2026, cutting through the noise with calm confidence rather than crystal ball forecasting. The data shows why prices have steadied, why a crash looks unlikely, and who should feel confident making a move this year based on facts, not fear. Read the full article here…


Exeter’s Property Market Now Worth £14.198 Billion

Exeter’s homes are now collectively worth over £14 billion, a number that quietly says far more about the town than most headlines ever will. That figure is not held by institutions or investors, but spread across ordinary family homes, streets, and neighbourhoods you pass every day. Click through to see what sits behind that £14 billion, and why it matters to your own home, choices, and long term security. …


Which Exeter Homes Actually Sell, and Which Don’t

Not all Exeter homes have the same chance of selling. The property type and price band of your Exeter home will make a difference as to how likely a home is to find a buyer. Read this article to find out how saleable your home is, so you can choose the right strategy from day one. …


Why do 1 in 9.2 Exeter Home Sellers End up Reducing Their Asking Price?

Many Exeter homeowners begin with high hopes, only to find themselves cutting their price a few weeks later. With almost double the number of homes now on the market compared to 2022, getting your price right from the start has never mattered more. If you are thinking of selling in 2026, this piece explains exactly why smart pricing makes all the difference in today’s Exeter property market. Click here to read the article.… …


Extend or Move in Exeter in 2025? A step-by-step guide for Exeter homeowners

In the last 5 years the price of building materials and labour has climbed sharply, making extensions costlier than many Exeter homeowners realise. What once seemed the straightforward answer to more space now needs a fresh look, as moving can sometimes make more sense. A step-by-step guide with local costings and house price achieved per square foot has been put together to help Exeter families weigh up both options …. …


Generation Rent or Generation Patient? Why Exeter’s Under-34s Are Taking Longer to Buy a Home

In Exeter, fewer young adults are buying homes, but it’s not for lack of trying. It's not just down to house prices though. Real wages are higher than 20 years ago so they should be more affordable, yet the percentage of income spent on mortgage payments has jumped. There’s a storm brewing under the surface of the Exeter property market, but also a quiet £7.4bn wave of equity in the over-50s that could change everything. Read the full article here …


Exeter Homeowners Pocket £7,202 a Year in Profit Since 2005

Exeter Homeowners Pocket £7,202 a Year in Profit Since 2005. That’s despite downturns, political chaos and a cost-of-living crisis. Whether you’ve owned for years or are just getting started, this stat should make every Exeter homeowner and landlord sit up and take notice. Click the link to read the full article …


Will There Be an Exeter House Price Crash in 2025?

Will there be a Exeter house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Exeter’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Exeter homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why …


163% More Exeter Homes For Sale Than 3 Years Ago

163% More Exeter Homes For Sale Than 3 Years Ago The number of homes for sale in Exeter has soared by 163%, but that doesn’t mean the market is flooded or failing. Behind the headlines, demand, pricing and buyer behaviour are shifting in ways every Exeter homeowner should understand. Read the full article to see what’s really happening …


Almost 1 in 2 Exeter Homes Fail to Sell How do you beat those odds?

Over 1 in 2 Exeter Homes Fail to Sell. Of course, that figure can shift depending on how accurately the home is priced, how it is marketed and the current buyer demand in your specific price range. In the end, it is not about what price you list at, but what your house actually sells for. This will be of interest to all Exeter homeowners or buyers, so click here to read the full article: …


64 Days to Sell an Exeter Home

In Exeter, it is taking 64 days on average to sell a home. Some Exeter sellers move fast, others are stuck for months and months wondering where it all went wrong. Discover the crucial difference in my/our latest article…


Exeter Property Market May 2025 Update

Is it a buyers’ market or a sellers’ market? If you own a home in Exeter or are thinking of buying or selling soon, you will want to read this.... …


Exeter Rents Soar From £822 to £1,258 a Month Since 2016

Exeter rents have jumped from £822 to £1,258 a month since 2016. Are landlords taking advantage of tenants, or just keeping up with costs and inflation? This article dives into the surprising truth behind rent increases, wage growth, and what the future holds for both sides of the rental market: …


The £16.12m Exeter Bank of Mum and Dad in 2025: A Blessing or a Barrier?

In the past year alone, Exeter parents gifted a staggering £16.12 million to help their children onto the property ladder — but is this generosity propping up the system or highlighting its flaws? With the average first-time buyer in Exeter having nearly half of their deposit from their family — the Bank of Mum and Dad is quietly shaping the future of homeownership in Exeter. Whether you're a parent, buyer, or just curious about what this means for Exeter's housing market, this article explores both the help and the hurdles behind one of our city's biggest unspoken trends. …


The End of Leasehold? What the Government’s New Reforms Mean for the 6,696 Exeter Leaseholders

Exeter Homeowners : Leasehold as we know it is on its way out, with the Government planning on introducing sweeping reforms to make ‘commonhold’ the new norm for flats. While this promises greater control for homeowners, it also raises big questions about what happens to existing leasehold properties in Exeter—especially for those looking to buy or sell. Will these changes make your home more attractive or introduce new challenges?…


Why Does it Take 123 Days to Move into an Exeter Home?

Buying or selling a home in Exeter should be an exciting milestone once the price has been agreed, but the drawn out process can turn it into a frustrating waiting game. What once took just a couple of months now drags on for nearly four, leaving buyers and sellers stuck in limbo. With so many hurdles slowing things down, understanding why it happens—and what you can do about it—has never been more important.…


Is the Exeter Property Market a Buyers’ or Sellers’ Market?

Are you a Exeter homeowner thinking about moving, or a landlord wondering whether to expand or consolidate your portfolio? With the market shifting, buyers and sellers alike are facing new challenges—and opportunities. Understanding the latest trends of the Exeter property market could make all the difference to your next move. Want to know what’s really happening? Click here …


Exeter Property Market: Why 2025 is Set to Be a Strong Year

Exeter homeowners, the property market in our city is shaping up for a promising 2025, with factors aligning to create a strong foundation for both buyers and sellers. Despite national fluctuations, Exeter’s appeal, affordability, and ongoing demand are keeping things stable, offering homeowners confidence in their next move. Whether you’re thinking of selling or simply curious about the state of play, read this article to find out more here...…


Exeter House Sales Up 15.4% as Interest Rates Fall

The UK property market has taken off strongly in 2025, with January sales 15.4% higher than the same month last year. While the national picture looks positive, the reality on a local level tells its own story. So, what’s really happening in Exeter’s property market right now?…


How Long Does It Take to Sell a Home in Exeter?

If you’re a Exeter homeowner, have you ever wondered how long it really takes to sell a home in our city? Whether it’s a detached house, semi-detached, terraced, or a flat, the time to secure a buyer can vary more than you would think. To see the latest breakdown of Exeter property sales and discover how your home compares, click here to read the full article…


How Long Does a Property Spend on the Market in Exeter?

Have you noticed how some Exeter homes seem to fly off the market while others linger for months? The reasons behind this can be surprising and often come down to factors like pricing, presentation, and demand. Want to uncover the secrets to making your Exeter property stand out? Read the full article to find out more...…


Are We Building Too Many Homes in Exeter?

Exeter seems to be buzzing with construction, but is it truly a sign of overdevelopment, or are we still playing catch-up with housing demand? For Exeter homeowners and landlords, the answer to this question could have profound implications on property values and rental yields. Discover how these building trends might shape the local property market in ways you didn’t expect…


The Exeter Baby Boomer Housing Paradox: Wealth in Property, But Nowhere to Go

Exeter’s baby boomers are caught in a housing paradox: years of soaring property values have created wealth but left many trapped in homes that no longer meet their needs. With retirement-friendly properties in critically short supply, and many never even reaching the open market, the struggle to downsize is real. Curious about what’s driving this crisis and how it might be solved?: Read this article to find out …


Exeter’s Ageing Population Turning to Rentals: What it Means for Landlords.

Why are more and more of Exeter's OAPs choosing rentals over home ownership, and what could this mean for the local property market? As recent data highlights a 52.8% surge in private renting among the over-65s nationally over the last decade, Exeter's savvy landlords might wonder: could this be a golden opportunity?…


The Hidden Trap of Overpricing Your Home in Exeter's Property Market

Thinking of selling your Exeter home in the next 12 months? Be wary of setting an inflated asking price, as it could cost you time, money, and ultimately, the chance to move. With a flood of properties on the Exeter market, buyers have more choices and are quick to dismiss overpriced homes. Discover why correctly pricing your home from the start is the smartest strategy in today's shifting market.…


Long Live the Exeter Buy-to-Let Landlord

Discover why Exeter's buy-to-let market is not just surviving but thriving even with new potential legislative shifts and Stamp Duty changes. In this in-depth analysis, we explore how upcoming changes could reshape the landscape for Exeter landlords. From innovative adaptation strategies to a detailed look at market resilience, uncover the potential for robust investment returns despite the hurdles. Dive into a compelling narrative that debunks myths and sets a new standard for property investment success in Exeter. Find out more by reading the full article here...…


The Hard Truth About Dawlish’s Young: Where Do They Live and What Does the Future Hold?

Dawlish’s housing market is facing tough times, especially for the younger generation trying to get on the property ladder. With rising costs and stagnant wages, fewer people under 34 are owning homes, but the future holds promise as generational wealth starts to shift. Discover the full picture and learn how these changes might impact you or your family…


1 in 9.2 Exeter Home Sellers Lower Their Asking Price Every Month

Did you know that 1 in 9.2 Exeter homeowners reduce their asking price every month? With the number of Exeter homes for sale rising sharply in recent years, understanding how to strategically position your home is more crucial than ever. Discover the 6 key insights to decide if you need to reduce your asking price and sell faster!…


Exeter Property Market: Navigating the Rollercoaster of the Last Six Years

Discover the rollercoaster dynamic shifts and unique opportunities in the Exeter property market over the past six years. From the surprising resilience during unpredictable economic times to the current trends that are shaping homeownership, this article has insights that every Exeter homeowner needs to know. Don't miss out, learn how these changes could impact you…


Exeter Property Market - Where are the Cash Buyers?

The Exeter property market is showing surprising resilience despite recent economic challenges, particularly with the expected surge in cash buyers not making as much of an impact as anticipated. While many believed cash buyers would dominate in a high-interest-rate environment, Exeter continues to see balanced activity across the board. …


7,199 Exeter Landlords to be Hit by New Eco Rules in 2030

7,199 Exeter landlords are facing new eco regulations that will require significant upgrades to rental properties by 2030, potentially costing tens of thousands. What does this mean for Grantham landlords, particularly those with older properties? The impact on the local rental market could be profound, with potential for fewer rental properties yet higher rents for tenants. …


Are Our Exeter Homes Fit for Our Families?

Are there enough family homes in Exeter to meet the growing demand? For Exeter homeowners and landlords, this question is more important than ever. Dive into our latest analysis to uncover whether the current housing market, especially the private rented sector, truly caters to families in Exeter and discover potential opportunities for investment…


HAPPY MOVING DAY!

We've been very busy handing out keys to buyers of four of our properties!…


Autumn Leaves us Guessing

Fraser and Wheeler Estate Agents assesses the property market as we ease towards autumn.…


Staff gain prestige Guild Training qualification

Leading local estate agent Fraser and Wheeler is celebrating an exceptional achievement after Lucy Thomas and Russell Brooks from their Dawlish office team succeeded in gaining an advanced professional qualification.…


Empty St Thomas units

Empty St Thomas units continue to fill up as another business opens doors on Cowick Street…