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South Wales property market report

Asking prices, rents, stock levels and time-on-market across Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and the south Wales valleys. calculated from live listings on Move Lane, alongside what portal advertising actually costs per listing.

The short answer

Across South Wales, Move Lane currently tracks 0 live listings from 0 agencies. Portal cost-per-listing comparisons publish once the fee index and local stock levels pass their thresholds.

Headline figures

Live listings

0

For sale / to let

0 / 0

Average asking price

Median asking price

Average monthly rent

Average days listed

Agencies advertising

0

Average bedrooms (sales)

Town by town

A town shows published averages once it holds at least 3 live listings.

TownListingsTo letAvg askingAvg rentAvg days
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What advertising this stock costs

Portal cost per branch

Per month, from the published UK portal fee index

Cost per live listing

That spend divided by average live listings per agency

Move Lane per listing

On the founding rate, all listings included

Founding rate

List your South Wales stock on Move Lane

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Get the next edition, or ask about your town

Tell us which South Wales towns you cover and we’ll send the next quarterly report plus a breakdown for your patch.

Request your local breakdown

We reply by email with the figures for your towns — no cold calling.

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South Wales market report FAQs

How the figures are produced and how you can reuse them.

Where do the figures in the South Wales market report come from?

Every number is taken from live listings published on Move Lane in the tracked South Wales towns, combined with our published UK portal fee index. Nothing is modelled, forecast or estimated.

How often is the report updated?

The page recalculates from live listing data every time it loads, and the edition label changes each quarter so you can cite a specific version.

Why are some town averages missing?

A town only gets a published average once it has at least 3 live listings. Below that a single property would skew the figure, so we show the listing count only.

Can I reuse the report in my own marketing?

Yes. Download the PDF and quote any figure with attribution to Move Lane. Agents regularly use it in valuation packs, newsletters and local press.

Which towns count as South Wales?

We track Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Bridgend, Barry, Caerphilly, Pontypridd, Merthyr Tydfil and other towns across the area. Coverage: Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and the south Wales valleys.