Property investment stats for Frodsham, North West

• The top postcode district offers a notably higher rental yield of 4.9%, which may appeal to investors seeking better returns within Frodsham.
• The area’s three-year capital growth of 10.0% and annualised growth of 3.2% show that, despite short-term fluctuations, there has been steady appreciation over the medium term.
• Liquidity appears reasonable, with properties spending an average of 55 days on the market and a median achieved-minus-asking price of £0 (the typical achieved discount), indicating sellers are generally realistic about pricing.

• The one-year capital growth has changed by -0.3%, which signals that recent performance has been flat and may cause hesitation for those seeking immediate gains.
• The area has a high proportion of older residents, with those aged 60 and above in the 77th percentile, which could affect future demand patterns and market vibrancy.
• Private rented housing is in the 32nd percentile, suggesting that the rental market is less developed than in more urbanised areas, which may limit rental demand growth.

Looking ahead over the next 12 months, I expect Frodsham’s property market to remain broadly stable. The area’s owner-occupier base is strong, and affordability metrics like the price-to-income ratio of 5.1 provide some support against wider market volatility. While the short-term capital growth has changed by -0.3%, the three-year numbers are more reassuring for investors with a longer horizon.

Rental yields, especially in the top-performing district at 4.9%, are likely to underpin investor interest. However, with a relatively older population and a modest private rented sector, growth in rental demand may be limited. Overall, I see Frodsham as offering steady, if unspectacular, prospects for investors who value stability and medium-term capital appreciation.