Property investment stats for Burghfield Common, South East

• The top postcode district rental yield of 4.7% offers a solid return for those focused on income.
• The current median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house of N/A and for a 2-bedroom flat of £1,150 highlight ongoing tenant demand for both family homes and smaller units.
• The median price per square foot of £432 per sq ft is accessible for the South East, making entry relatively feasible for investors looking to diversify.

• The family-centric demographic means less demand from young professionals or students, with the population aged 20-30 in the 9th percentile and student population in the 60th percentile.
• The private rented sector is small (14th percentile), so buy-to-let investors may find limited tenant pools compared to more urban areas.
• Properties achieve a median discount to asking price of £5,000 (the typical achieved discount), which could signal cautious buyer sentiment or over-optimistic pricing.

The next 12 months look steady for Burghfield Common, with moderate growth likely to continue given the annualised three-year growth rate of 2.4%. The area’s strong appeal to families and professionals should underpin demand for larger homes, especially with current median asking prices for 3-bedroom houses at £550,000 and 2-bedroom flats at £214,500.

Rental yields in the top postcode district of RG7 remain attractive, and the relatively short average days on market of 55 days suggests liquidity will not be a major concern. Investors should expect a stable environment rather than rapid gains, with negotiation on price still part of the process. Overall, Burghfield Common offers a balanced proposition for those seeking steady, long-term returns with manageable risk.