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In today’s market, buyers and sellers across Clackmannanshire, Stirling and Falkirk are navigating a balanced but cautious environment. In Clackmannanshire the average house price as of August 2025 stands at £177,000, representing a 5.6% increase year-on-year. In Falkirk the average price for August 2025 was reported at £169,000, up about 3.6% on the previous year. Meanwhile in Stirling the provisional figure is £228,000, with annual growth of roughly 3.7%.
For sellers, these figures reflect steady value retention and modest growth. For buyers, good news: affordability remains better here than many parts of Scotland’s Central Belt, especially when compared to major commuter cities.
But the slower rate of growth in Stirling (and the modest uplift in Falkirk compared to Clackmannanshire) suggests that pricing strategy and presentation remain critical. For sellers, ensuring your property is well-positioned via professional marketing imagery, accurate pricing, and standout presentation – exactly the kind of differentiator O’Malley Property champions – will be key to making the most of this market.
The rental market remains a strong companion to the sales side of the property story in our region. In the broader Forth Valley rental market (which covers all three areas) the average monthly rent was around £871 in September 2025, up 2.4% from September 2024. This modest growth in rent demonstrates a solid underlying demand but also shows that rents are not accelerating at the same pace as in some major UK markets. Nationally for Scotland the increase was 3.4% over the year.
From a market commentary perspective, the current environment is characterised by a few key themes: first, affordability remains a major driver, throughout these areas many first-time buyers and renters are actively choosing locations like Clackmannanshire and Falkirk because they offer better value than bigger cities.
Second, the relative stability in growth (as opposed to rapid price surges) is helping maintain market accessibility. Third, for landlords and investors, while rental yields may not be escalating dramatically, the combination of steady prices, modest rent growth, and strong local demand means the region remains an attractive proposition, especially where the property is well-managed and in good condition.
Looking ahead, inflationary pressures, mortgage rate sensitivity and supply constraints will all play their part. But given the current data, we’re seeing a market that is stable, value-driven and still offering opportunities on both sales and lettings fronts.
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