Property investment stats for Bradwell (Great Yarmouth), East of England

• The average rental yield of 4.6% is attractive for investors focused on income, with the top postcode district offering yields up to 5.1%.
• Properties are generally affordable relative to local incomes, as seen in the price-to-income ratio of 5.2, and the median asking sale price for a 3-bedroom house is £295,000.
• There is a median discount of £2,500 (the typical achieved discount), which may allow buyers to negotiate favourable deals.

• The area has a low proportion of private rented housing, in the 10th percentile, which could limit tenant demand or rental growth.
• The degree-educated and professional population is well below average, in the 3rd and 17th percentiles respectively, which may affect long-term capital appreciation.
• The population is skewed towards older residents, with those aged 60+ in the 92nd percentile, potentially impacting future demand dynamics.

Looking ahead, Bradwell is likely to remain a relatively stable and affordable market, with little sign of overheating or volatility. The recent capital growth of -0.1% suggests the market has paused after a period of strong gains, but the three-year annualised growth of 5.6% shows there is underlying momentum.

With properties spending an average of 86 days on the market and annual sales at 207, liquidity is reasonable for a smaller area. Rental yields remain solid at 4.6%, and the top postcode district offers even better returns at 5.1%. Investors should expect gradual rather than rapid changes, but the fundamentals remain sound for those seeking steady income and modest growth.