Property investment stats for Broadbridge Heath, South East

• The area’s top postcode district offers strong rental yields of 5.5%, which is attractive for investors focused on income.
• Homes are selling quickly, with properties spending just 28 days on the market, suggesting good liquidity.
• The price-to-income ratio of 5.7 makes Broadbridge Heath relatively accessible for buyers compared to many other parts of the South East.

• The one-year capital growth has changed by -3.6%, so short-term capital appreciation may be limited.
• The annual sales volume is 78, which could limit options for investors looking to buy or sell at scale.
• The private rented sector is in the 27th percentile, meaning rental supply is lower than in many areas, which could limit tenant choice or portfolio expansion.

Looking ahead, Broadbridge Heath’s property market has a solid foundation, with annualised growth over three years at 2.6% and a three-year capital growth of 8.0%. The area’s appeal to families and couples — both in the upper percentiles nationally — should continue to drive demand for houses, especially three-bedroom homes, where the median asking price is £450,000 and the median rent is £1,750.

While the recent one-year capital growth figure of -3.6% suggests a period of price adjustment, the market’s underlying fundamentals remain sound. Investors can expect ongoing demand and stable yields, particularly in the best-performing postcode districts. I expect Broadbridge Heath to offer steady, if unspectacular, returns for patient investors who value stability and reliable tenancies.