Property investment stats for Immingham, Yorkshire and The Humber

• Rental yields in the top-performing area are strong, with 5.7% in DN40, which stands out for investors seeking income.
• The current median asking sale price for a 3-bedroom house is £179,000, while the median rent for the same size is £772, offering a decent entry point and potential for solid returns.
• Affordability is a plus, with a price-to-income ratio of 3.7, making it accessible to a broad pool of buyers and renters.

• The area’s professional and degree-educated population is in the 1st percentile, which could limit demand from higher-earning tenants or buyers.
• The unemployment rate sits in the 75th percentile, which is on the higher side compared to other areas in Britain and may affect rental stability.
• Social rented housing is in the 74th percentile, suggesting a high proportion of subsidised housing that could impact resale values or rental demand.

Looking ahead over the next 12 months, Immingham seems set for stable if unspectacular performance. The recent capital growth of 1.0% and annualised growth over three years of 3.7% suggest a market that ticks along rather than races ahead.

With homes spending a median of 47 days on the market and a typical discount of £4,000 (the typical achieved discount), I expect buyers to continue having some negotiating power. Rental yields in the top area remain attractive at 5.7%, but the local employment situation and low professional population could temper demand growth. Overall, I’d say Immingham offers steady income potential and accessible entry points, but investors should keep a close eye on tenant quality and local economic trends.