Property investment stats for Crowthorne, South East

• The local rental market offers 5.1% yields, which are consistent across the top postcode district.
• Median asking rents for a three-bedroom house (£2,200) and a two-bedroom flat (£1,350) suggest reliable tenant demand among families and professionals.
• Homes are selling at a median discount of £8,000 (the typical achieved discount), providing buyers some negotiation leverage.

• The private rented sector is small, in the 15th percentile, which could limit tenant choice and liquidity for future resale to landlords.
• Capital growth has changed by -2.9% over the last year, highlighting potential volatility or stagnation in the short term.
• The population is skewed towards older residents and families, so demand from younger renters may be limited.

Over the next year, investors in Crowthorne can expect a market driven by owner-occupiers and family buyers, with limited speculative activity. The high rate of owner-occupation and low unemployment (in the 9th percentile) should underpin local stability, even if capital growth remains modest.

Rental yields of 5.1% and the consistent performance across the top postcode district point to steady, if unspectacular, returns for those focused on income. With asking prices for three-bedroom houses at £550,000 and two-bedroom flats at £277,500, affordability will remain a consideration, but the area’s demographic appeal is unlikely to shift rapidly. Investors should expect gradual, rather than dramatic, changes in both pricing and demand.