Property investment stats for Market Warsop, East Midlands

• The combination of strong capital growth over 3 years of 25.0% and annualised growth of 7.7% points to solid price momentum for investors seeking appreciation.
• Rental yields of 4.9% are competitive, especially in the top postcode district with a yield of 6.2%, making the area attractive for buy-to-let.
• The median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house of £822 and the median asking rent for a 2-bedroom flat of £725 suggest accessible entry points for landlords targeting families and smaller households alike.

• The degree-educated population percentile is in the 3rd percentile, and professionals and managers are in the 10th percentile, which may limit longer-term growth in higher-end demand.
• With an unemployment rate in the 71st percentile, there is some exposure to economic shocks or downturns affecting tenant reliability.
• The owner-occupied housing percentile is in the 30th percentile, indicating a market dominated by renters, which can mean more volatility if rental demand shifts.

Looking ahead, Market Warsop’s affordability and recent growth trends could continue to attract both investors and tenants, particularly families. The median sale price for a 3-bedroom house of £217,500 keeps the area accessible for those entering the market, and the median asking rents remain within reach for local incomes, given the rent-to-income ratio of 22.4%.

However, longer-term prospects may hinge on improvements in local employment and a gradual shift in the resident profile if the area is to sustain its recent capital growth. Rental demand should remain steady, given the private rented housing percentile in the 74th percentile and the strong showing from family households. The market is unlikely to see runaway price rises, but the fundamentals suggest a reasonable balance between risk and reward for the next year.