Property investment stats for Dinnington (Rotherham), Yorkshire and The Humber

• Investors can benefit from the strong rental yields of 5.0% across the area, with the top-performing postcode district offering an even higher yield of 5.4%.
• The three-year capital growth figure of 29.9% and annualised growth of 9.1% highlight strong medium-term performance, despite more recent changes in values.
• With a median asking sale price for a three-bedroom house at £230,000 and a two-bedroom flat at £90,000, entry costs are relatively low, making Dinnington accessible for a wide range of investors.

• The one-year capital growth has changed by -5.1%, indicating possible short-term volatility or market adjustment.
• The area has a relatively low proportion of degree-educated residents (in the 6th percentile) and professionals/managers (in the 12th percentile), which may affect long-term tenant profiles and demand.
• The difference between achieved and asking prices, at £2,500 (the typical achieved discount), suggests some negotiation is typically required, which could impact returns if not factored into purchase strategies.

The outlook for Dinnington remains cautiously optimistic, especially for investors focused on rental income and medium-term growth. The strong three-year capital growth of 29.9% and healthy annualised rate of 9.1% provide reassurance that the area can deliver solid returns over time, even if recent price changes have been less favourable.

With a rental yield of 5.0% and accessible property prices, the fundamentals for buy-to-let remain attractive. Liquidity is reasonable given the annual sales volume and typical days on market. Investors should keep an eye on local employment trends and tenant demographics, but the current balance of affordability and demand supports a positive outlook for the next 12 months.