Property investment stats for Coningsby and Tattershall, East Midlands

• The area’s affordability, with a price-to-income ratio of 3.8, leaves room for both owner-occupier and investor demand.
• Private rented housing is in the 76th percentile, indicating a larger-than-average rental sector and potential for stable rental income.
• The top postcode district delivers a rental yield of 4.9%, which is competitive for the region.

• Annual sales are modest at 54, which could affect liquidity for those seeking quick exits.
• The days on market figure of 91 days suggests sales may take longer than in faster-moving markets.
• The area has a low percentile of degree-educated and professional residents, which could affect future demand for higher-end properties.

Looking ahead, Coningsby and Tattershall seem set for a stable year. The annualised growth over three years stands at 3.6%, reflecting a market that is growing but not overheating. With a strong presence of couples and a notable proportion of younger adults, demand for rental housing should remain healthy, especially given the median asking rents for three-bedroom houses (£1,250) and two-bedroom flats (£850).

While the market is not the most liquid, its affordability and relatively high rental yields make it attractive for buy-to-let investors who are willing to hold for the medium term. Overall, the outlook is mildly positive, with slow but steady growth likely to continue barring any major economic shocks.