Property investment stats for Chalfont St Peter, South East

• The top performing postcode for rental yields in the area offers 4.2%, which may appeal to investors seeking steady returns.
• Achieved prices are typically below asking, with a median discount of £20,000 (the typical achieved discount), which could give buyers some negotiating room.
• The area’s high proportion of families and older residents suggests stable long-term tenancies and low turnover for the right property types.

• Capital growth over the past year has changed by -3.6%, which may concern investors looking for short-term appreciation.
• Liquidity can be slower, with properties spending an average of 79 days before selling.
• The rent-to-income ratio of 27.8% indicates that affordability could be stretched for some tenants, potentially limiting rental growth.

Looking ahead, Chalfont St Peter’s appeal to families and professionals is likely to persist, supported by its high owner-occupation rate and stable demographic mix. The market may remain steady but not especially fast-moving, as shown by the annual sales of 148 and typical time on the market.

With annualised price growth over three years at 1.6% and a three-year capital growth of 4.8%, the area has shown resilience over the medium term. Investors should expect moderate rental yields and a relatively high entry price, but also a reliable tenant base and low volatility. The next twelve months are likely to bring continued stability, with limited rapid growth but also little sign of major downside risk.