The rental market in Flintshire is heating up in 2025. Tenants are facing stiffer competition, while landlords are enjoying stronger yields. Whether you’re letting, renting, or thinking of investing, here’s what you need to know about today’s market.

At Keystone, we believe that understanding the bigger picture in the housing market helps our clients make more confident decisions when it comes to selling or buying their homes. Each month, we look at the latest data to see what’s happening nationally, and this month’s figures from Rightmove show a market that’s holding steady overall.

House prices are on the rise across Wales in 2025 — but not all counties are performing equally. Some are seeing modest growth, while others are racing ahead. And right now, Flintshire is leading the way. Here’s why our local market is outperforming much of the country, and what it means for buyers and sellers.

The Flintshire housing market is buzzing in 2025. Sales are up, enquiries are strong, and buyers are out in force. But what exactly is driving this demand — and what does it mean for those buying and selling locally? Let’s take a closer look.