Property data for Exeter
Prices, rents, yields, growth & more in Exeter
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Exeter is a cathedral city and the county down of Devon, with a population of around 130,000. Exeter became a religious centre during the Middle Ages, and during the late 19th century became an affluent centre for the wool trade. Exeter is now considered to be a centre for modern business and tourism in Devon and Cornwall.
Investment property in Exeter comes in many forms – detached house, semi-detached houses and terraced homes are all common, and there is a wide array of period and luxury apartments as well. As well as long-let investments, the presence of the University of Exeter in the town ensures a healthy market for student lets, and a considerable flow of tourists visiting the city and the wider South West region ensures that holiday short lets can also be a viable investment.
There are 13 postcode districts with significant property markets in and around Exeter, and here we break down key property data for each.
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Area | Avg yield | Avg price | £/sqft | 5yr +/- | Explore data |
EX1 |
3.4% |
£305,160 |
£286 |
+15% |
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EX2 |
3.5% |
£298,082 |
£282 |
+17% |
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EX4 |
4.4% |
£269,357 |
£281 |
+16% |
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EX5 |
3.5% |
£289,204 |
£266 |
+17% |
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EX8 |
2.9% |
£275,663 |
£288 |
+18% |
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EX10 |
2.6% |
£376,058 |
£314 |
+19% |
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EX13 |
- |
£274,072 |
£243 |
+19% |
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EX15 |
- |
£309,739 |
£250 |
+16% |
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EX16 |
2.7% |
£305,084 |
£237 |
+17% |
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EX17 |
2.6% |
£320,664 |
£231 |
+17% |
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EX32 |
2.8% |
£257,076 |
£213 |
+18% |
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EX34 |
2.3% |
£268,676 |
£208 |
+17% |
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EX39 |
3.1% |
£265,952 |
£221 |
+18% |
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