Property investment stats for Leicester Forest East and Kirby Muxloe, East Midlands

• Strong rental yields are available in the top-performing postcode district, with 5.7% making it a compelling choice for buy-to-let investors.
• Family demand is robust, with high proportions of couples and families, supporting stable rental or resale markets for three-bedroom houses (current median asking sale price: £325,000; rent: £1,375).
• The median achieved price is £3,000 (the typical achieved discount) below asking, giving buyers some room to negotiate on entry.

• The area has a relatively low proportion of private rented housing (12th percentile), which could limit rental demand growth and restrict tenant pool size.
• Recent one-year capital growth has changed by -1.7%, signalling short-term volatility or cooling in sale prices.
• Liquidity is moderate, with properties spending a median of 51 days on the market, so quick exits may not always be possible.

Looking ahead, the combination of a high owner-occupier base and strong family orientation should continue to underpin demand for quality homes, particularly three-bedroom houses. While short-term capital growth has shifted by -1.7%, the three-year growth figure of 11.9% and annualised rate of 3.8% suggest a resilient longer-term trend. Investors should expect steady — if unspectacular — performance, with the best returns likely to come from targeting properties that appeal to families and couples.

Rental yields remain attractive in the top postcode district at 5.7%, and current asking prices for both houses and flats provide reasonable entry points. Liquidity is adequate but not exceptional, so investors should be prepared for a typical time to sell. Overall, Leicester Forest East and Kirby Muxloe look set to offer a solid, low-drama investment environment over the next year.