York Housing Market Shows Resilience as Buyer Confidence Rises
Steady demand, improving mortgage rates, and strong local fundamentals support a balanced market across York in June 2025
York, UK - The residential property market in York remains stable in June 2025, as new data reveals steady pricing and renewed buyer activity, despite broader national fluctuations. According to local market insights and national indices, York continues to perform solidly with demand supported by easing mortgage rates, improving affordability, and continued local investment such as York Central.
“We’re seeing a real turning point in buyer confidence this summer,” said Ben Hudson, Managing Director at Hudson Moody, York. “With mortgage rates softening and more homes coming to market, we’re entering a phase of healthy competition- where well-priced homes are attracting committed buyers quickly.”
Key Market Insights
York’s Local Strengths Reinforce Demand
York continues to outperform many UK cities thanks to a blend of historic charm, excellent schooling, and well-connected transport routes. Local price-per-square-metre data shows that premium homes in YO23 are achieving upwards of £4,600/m², underlining the continued appetite for quality homes in central locations.
“York’s blend of liveability, connectivity and character gives it an edge,” said Ben Hudson. “Add to that the anticipated York Central regeneration project and you have a city with strong long-term fundamentals.”
Strategic Advice for Sellers
Hudson Moody advises homeowners and sellers to:
Summer 2025 Outlook
The outlook for York’s property market remains positive heading into Q3. Moderating inflation, renewed government investment in housing, and ongoing infrastructure upgrades such as the York Central development are all contributing to a sense of forward momentum.
“York’s market has always been driven by quality and confidence,” “And right now, both are in healthy supply.”