The November Budget introduces financial changes that may influence affordability and confidence across the UK. But here in Flintshire—where £2 million homes are virtually non-existent—the impact is far more modest. For most local sellers, the focus remains on household budgets, buyer caution and getting pricing right for 2026.

Selling a home in 2025 is very different from even just a few years ago. With more choice on the market and buyers becoming increasingly selective, standing out requires more than just a For Sale board. Here’s what Flintshire sellers need to know to succeed this year.

It’s one of the questions we get asked constantly here at Keystone: “So, is it a buyer’s market or a seller’s market right now?” It’s a great question — and the truth is, it’s not as black and white as it used to be. The property market isn’t just one big switch that flips between “buyer” and “seller.” 🏠

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Flintshire property market lately, you’ve probably heard about Croes Atti in Oakenholt. This popular and fast-growing development has become one of the most sought-after spots for families, professionals and first-time buyers alike 💫