Southampton Property Buyer
Southern Property Buyer is actively buying properties in Southampton,
working closely with local homeowners who want a fast, stress-free way to sell their property. Whether you're facing a change in circumstances, downsizing, dealing with a difficult sale, or simply want to move on quickly, we're here to help.
We’re not estate agents, we’re local direct buyers. That means no chains, no lengthy processes, and no uncertainty. With local knowledge and a commitment to providing fair cash offers, we specialise in making property sales simple, smooth and swift.
No agents. No fees. No delays
Southern Property Buyer offers property owners in Southampton a fast and hassle-free sale. Get a no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours and complete in as little as 7 days, all with zero commission.
Waterfront Lifestyle
Southampton’s waterfront is one of its most iconic features. With the historic docks, the beautiful marina at Ocean Village, and riverside walks along the Itchen and Test, the city blends urban living with coastal calm.
Maritime History
As the departure point of the Titanic and home to the SeaCity Museum, Southampton’s maritime heritage runs deep. The city’s Old Town still has medieval walls and historic pubs, offering a unique charm.
Shopping Hub
Westquay Shopping Centre is one of the biggest in the South, packed with well-known brands, designer stores, and restaurants. There’s also a great mix of independent cafés and cultural venues such as the Mayflower Theatre.
Economic Shifts
Southampton's economy, though strong, can be impacted by fluctuations in key industries such as shipping, retail, and tourism. Economic downturns in these sectors can lead to reduced buyer confidence.
Considerations when Selling a property in Southampton
University & Rental Market Influence - The presence of a large student population in Southampton leads to an high supply of rental properties. This can affect demand for homes not targeting investors, especially in areas popular with students.
High Competition - In Southampton, particularly in central areas, the large number of properties on the market makes it difficult to stand out. With so many choices available, buyers may feel overwhelmed, leading to longer listing times. Properties with unique features or prime locations tend to attract more attention.
Affordability Issues - Although more affordable than London, rising property prices in Southampton make homeownership harder for first-time buyers and those with smaller budgets.
Local Economic Shifts - Southampton's economy, though strong, can be impacted by fluctuations in key industries such as shipping, retail, and tourism. Economic downturns in these sectors can lead to reduced buyer confidence, especially for those relocating to the area for work.
On Average it takes 192 days in Southampton to Sell a Property on the Open Market…
or 7 days with Southern Property Buyer
Local Housing Market Statistics
Average Property Prices: In the Southampton postcode area, the average property price is approximately £401,000, with a median price of £333,000. Over the past twelve months, this reflects a modest increase of around 1%.
Within Southampton city itself, the average property price is lower, at around £274,000, with a median price of £260,000, marking a 6% annual rise.
Property Types:
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Flats: The average price for flats and maisonettes in Southampton is £158,000.
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Detached Houses: These properties sold for an average of £409,000.
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Semi-Detached Houses: The average selling price was £306,000.
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Terraced Houses: These properties averaged £248,000.
Sales Volume: In the year ending March 2025, there were approximately 7,700 property sales in the Southampton postcode area, reflecting a 9.1% decrease compared to the previous year.
In Southampton city specifically, sales volume was around 2,500 transactions, showing a 17% decline year-on-year.
Price Trends: Detached house prices in Hampshire (the wider county) have increased by 66.4%, rising from £413,892 in 2014 to £688,837 in 2023.
Flats have experienced a slower rate of growth, with a 39% increase over the same period, from £155,167 to £215,605.
Terraced and semi-detached houses also saw substantial growth, up 58.1% and 62% respectively over the past decade.
Regional Comparison: The average property price in the Southampton postcode area stands at £401,000, which is £105,000 higher than the national average property price in England of £296,000 (as of March 2025).
However, the city of Southampton itself remains more affordable, with an average price of £274,000, slightly below the national average.
Data as of March 2025