Property investment stats for Milford and Witley, South East

• The area has seen robust capital growth, with a 1-year increase of 8.3% and a 3-year figure of 8.9%, making it appealing for those focused on appreciation.
• Family homes, such as 3-bedroom houses, are in demand, as reflected by the strong families household percentile of 86 and the current median asking sale price of £592,500.
• The professional and degree-educated population (in the 75th and 73rd percentiles respectively) supports stable tenancies and resale values.

• Rental yields are moderate at 4.0%, and the top postcode district yield is only 3.9%, so buy-to-let investors may find returns unexciting compared to other regions.
• With private rented housing in just the 3rd percentile, sourcing tenants may be slower, and the tenant pool is smaller than in more urbanised markets.
• Properties spend an average of 64 days on the market, so liquidity is reasonable but not rapid; investors seeking quick exits should be aware.

Over the next 12 months, Milford and Witley look set to continue their steady, upward trajectory. The area’s strong professional base and high family orientation suggest that demand for quality homes will remain robust, supporting both prices and rental demand. Affordability is a mild concern, with a price-to-income ratio of 7.5, but this is balanced by the area's desirability and local earning power.

Rental yields are unlikely to surge, but capital values are well-supported, especially given the recent 1-year growth of 8.3%. Investors should expect a market that favours long-term holding and capital appreciation over rapid gains or high yields. Liquidity should remain steady, with average days on market at 64 days. Overall, Milford and Witley offer a safe, if unspectacular, haven for patient investors.