Property investment stats for Faversham, South East

• The average rental yield of 4.9% is competitive for the region, and the top-yielding postcode district achieves 4.7%, making Faversham attractive for buy-to-let investors.
• With the price-to-income ratio at 6.2, affordability is better than in many parts of the South East, potentially supporting future demand.
• Properties are selling at a £5,000 (the typical achieved discount) median discount, suggesting room for negotiation and value buys.

• The one-year capital growth figure of -2.9% signals that prices have changed by this amount recently, so short-term capital appreciation is uncertain.
• The annualised three-year growth rate of 2.2% is steady but not exceptional, which may limit rapid gains.
• While properties are selling in an average of 63 days, this is not especially fast, so investors may need to be patient when exiting.

Looking ahead, Faversham’s property market appears stable, underpinned by a good mix of families, couples and older residents. The annual sales figure of 340 and properties spending an average of 63 days on the market suggest consistent, if unspectacular, liquidity.

Investors can expect steady rental demand, especially given the average rental yield of 4.9% and affordable ratios for both sale and rental prices. However, with the one-year capital growth at -2.9%, price gains may be limited in the near term.

Patience will be important, but for those focused on income and long-term stability rather than quick flips, Faversham offers a solid proposition.