Property investment stats for Enderby and Narborough, East Midlands

• The area’s top postcode district offers a standout rental yield of 4.7%, which is higher than the average for the area.
• The price-to-income ratio of 4.6 makes it easier for investors to enter the market or expand portfolios without stretching affordability.
• Families and couples dominate the local demographic, which supports demand for larger homes such as the typical 3-bedroom house currently marketed at £282,500.

• Rental yields are modest at 3.9%, and with private rented housing in the 22nd percentile, opportunities for rapid rental sector growth are limited.
• Capital growth over the past year has changed by -1.0%, so short-term appreciation cannot be assumed.
• The median discount of £4,750 (the typical achieved discount) suggests sellers may need to be flexible on price, which could affect returns if market sentiment shifts.

Looking forward, Enderby and Narborough appear steady rather than spectacular for property investors. The area’s three-year capital growth of 14.4% and annualised rate of 4.6% suggest that, over time, property can deliver reasonable gains, but the recent one-year change of -1.0% is a reminder that growth is not guaranteed year on year.

Rental yields are stable, with the average at 3.9% and a standout in the top postcode district at 4.7%, but the local market is clearly geared more towards owner-occupiers. Affordability remains a strength, and the demographic profile is likely to keep demand for family homes resilient. In summary, investors can expect measured returns with relatively low volatility, provided they are realistic about rental growth and capital appreciation in the near term.