Property investment stats for London Colney, East of England

• The area’s families household percentile in the 94th percentile means there is robust demand for larger homes, especially three-bedroom houses, which currently have a median asking rent of £2,250.
• With top rental yields of 4.9% in the highest-yielding postcode district, investors targeting the right micro-location can outperform the area average.
• The price-to-income ratio of 6.2 and rent-to-income ratio of 24.7% indicate that properties remain accessible for both buyers and renters, supporting stable demand.

• The 1-year capital growth of -3.6% shows recent price momentum has shifted, so short-term gains may be limited.
• With days on market at 60 days, properties aren’t flying off the shelves, which could affect liquidity for those seeking a quick exit.
• The median discount to asking price of £11,750 (the typical achieved discount) means sellers may need to be realistic on pricing to secure a sale.

Looking ahead, London Colney’s property market is likely to remain steady, underpinned by its appeal to families and professionals. The annualised growth over three years of 3.0% and a solid three-year capital growth of 9.1% suggest that, despite recent changes, the area has a track record of delivering returns for patient investors.

Rental yields remain attractive, especially in the highest-yielding pockets, with top postcode district rental yields of 4.9%. The balance between sale and rental affordability, as shown by the price-to-income and rent-to-income ratios, should help sustain demand from both buyers and tenants. While price momentum has changed over the past year, the market’s underlying stability and family-driven demand provide a reassuring foundation for the next twelve months.