Property investment stats for Keynsham, South West

• Strong rental yields of 5.8% provide steady income potential for landlords, with the top postcode district matching this figure at 5.8%.
• Homes are selling in an average of 46 days, which supports good liquidity for those looking to buy and sell without long delays.
• The area’s three-year capital growth of 9.0% shows resilience over the medium term, even if the most recent year saw a change by -3.0%.

• Capital values have changed by -3.0% over the past year, so investors should be prepared for possible short-term price fluctuations.
• The private rented sector is in the 17th percentile, which means rental supply is limited and could constrain portfolio expansion.
• Median discounts of £2,750 (the typical achieved discount) on sales suggest buyers may need to negotiate carefully to secure value.

Looking ahead, Keynsham’s mix of strong yields and a settled owner-occupier base in the 69th percentile suggests continued stability in the local market. The area’s three-year annualised growth of 2.9% is a sign that, despite recent changes, capital values have held up well over time.

With asking prices for a three-bedroom house at £400,000 and rents at £2,775, and two-bedroom flats at £260,000 and £1,250 respectively, affordability remains accessible for a wide range of buyers and renters. The relatively quick sales cycle and low unemployment percentile (11th) also support a positive market outlook. While short-term price changes may continue, the fundamentals here look reassuring for the next twelve months.