Property investment stats for Bordon, South East

• The area offers strong rental yields of 5.3%, appealing to investors focused on income. - Family-friendly demographics and a high couples household percentile (in the 96th percentile) support demand for larger homes. - Consistent capital growth, with annualised growth over three years of 4.3%, provides reassurance for those seeking long-term appreciation.

• The private rented sector is modest (in the 33rd percentile), which may limit rental demand compared to more urbanised locations. - A high proportion of social rented housing (in the 66th percentile) could temper the appeal for some private investors. - The top postcode district for yield achieves 4.2%, which is lower than the area average, suggesting pockets of underperformance.

Bordon's market looks set to remain stable, underpinned by a strong family and couples demographic and ongoing capital growth. Asking prices for both three-bedroom houses (£400,000) and two-bedroom flats (£255,000) are in line with the area's affordability metrics, supporting continued interest from buyers. Rental demand should remain solid, with current asking rents at £2,110 for a three-bedroom house and £1,200 for a two-bedroom flat.

Liquidity is healthy, with properties selling in an average of 48 days, and the market is not characterised by excessive discounts, as indicated by a £5,000 (the typical achieved discount). Provided the broader economic environment remains steady, investors can expect Bordon to deliver steady returns rather than dramatic gains.