Property investment stats for Eastwood, East Midlands

• The top postcode district for rental yield boasts a strong yield of 5.3%, making it especially attractive for buy-to-let investors.
• Median asking sale prices for a three-bedroom house (£250,000) and a two-bedroom flat (£150,000) suggest good entry points for both family homes and starter flats.
• Properties spend an average of 50 days on the market, indicating relatively healthy liquidity for those looking to buy or sell.

• The degree-educated and professional population is in the lower percentiles nationally, which may limit demand from higher-earning tenants or buyers.
• The area has a relatively high proportion of older residents, with the population aged sixty and above in the seventy-seventh percentile, which could affect long-term rental demand growth.
• The private rented sector is in the thirty-second percentile, suggesting limited expansion compared to other areas.

Looking ahead, Eastwood is likely to continue its trend of steady and sustainable growth. The annualised growth over three years sits at 3.8%, which supports a picture of slow but reliable appreciation. With a median price per square foot of £256 per sq ft, affordability remains a positive feature for both investors and residents.

Sales volumes are healthy at 250 per year, and the median achieved price matches the asking price (£0 (the typical achieved discount)), suggesting sellers are meeting their price expectations. While the area may not see rapid transformation, the fundamentals point to a solid, low-drama investment environment for the coming year.