March 2025 Market Update | What’s your home worth now?

During March 2025, the Worcester property market showed great resilience and growth.

We saw a sharp rise in buyer demand, which resulted in a comparable increase in the volume of sales as well as property prices. I put this down to stabilizing mortgage rates and the stamp duty deadline. 

Now the stamp duty change has come into effect, we're not seeing any slow down in activity either, with plenty of homes coming to the market as families look to upsize within the area. 

This growth is evident across all our branches, with Abbeymead and Tuffley seeing an almost 50% increase in Sales Agreed compared to the previous year, while the rest of our Gloucestershire branches experienced an average growth of 30% in Sales Agreed — 10% higher than the market average.

We’ve seen great success across all types of property, but certainly the three bedroom semi-detached market is particularly flying. Worcester is such a beautiful place to live, with excellent schools and plenty of history and looking towards the future, I anticipate prices to continue to gradually rise with strong buyer demand.

Source: Rightmove

Furthermore, according to TwentyEA, The Property Centre sold and exchanged 16% of all properties in our areas, significantly outperforming the next leading agent, who managed just 4%.

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The numbers below talk about areas covered by The Property Centre, delving into the average property prices and the reasons behind the changes.

Sources: Rightmove

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A thriving community that perfectly balances modern convenience with a touch of countryside charm. Brockworth is situated on the outskirts of Gloucester, it offers residents easy access to the city’s shopping, dining and leisure facilities while maintaining a peaceful, semi-rural feel. Excellent transport links, including proximity to the M5, make commuting easy to Cheltenham, Bristol and beyond. The area is also known for its green spaces, walking trails and the scenic Cooper's Hill, famous for its annual cheese-rolling event.

Stonehouse is a charming and well-connected town that combines a rich history with modern convenience. Nestled in the Stroud district, it offers a peaceful, semi-rural atmosphere while providing easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Gloucester and Bristol, thanks to excellent road and rail links. The town boasts a range of local amenities, from independent shops and cafés to well-regarded schools, making it a great choice for families and professionals alike.  

Henwick Grove is a charming and well-connected area that offers the perfect blend of city and suburban living. Nestled on the western edge of Worcester, it boasts a peaceful atmosphere while providing easy access to the city’s vibrant shopping, leisure facilities and top-rated schools.  The area is also rich in green spaces, ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities, with scenic walks along the River Severn and beautiful open areas perfect for relaxation.