Property investment stats for Old Windsor and Wraysbury, South East

• Investors looking for stability may appreciate the high proportion of owner-occupied homes and the established nature of the local market.
• The top postcode district offers a notably strong rental yield of 6.5%, which stands out against the area's average rental yield of 3.3%.
• The highly educated and professional population (with percentiles at 75 and 86 respectively) may drive demand for quality housing and underpin long-term value.

• The past year has seen capital growth change by -8.0%, which may concern those seeking short-term gains.
• The limited size of the rental market could restrict options for investors focused on lettings or rapid portfolio growth.
• With a median price per square foot of £497 per sq ft, entry costs are relatively high, which could impact affordability and reduce buyer liquidity if market conditions shift.

Looking ahead, Old Windsor and Wraysbury are likely to remain stable and attractive for long-term investors, particularly those seeking exposure to affluent, owner-occupied markets. The annualised growth over three years of 1.9% and the three-year capital growth of 5.9% reflect modest but positive trends, supporting a case for gradual appreciation rather than rapid gains.

The area’s strong professional and degree-educated profile suggests ongoing demand for well-maintained homes, while the low proportion of single occupier households and high share of families may continue to shape the type of housing in demand. Rental yields, while generally moderate at 3.3%, can be stronger in the top-performing postcode district. Investors should not expect fast turnover or dramatic price shifts, but those with a patient, quality-focused approach are likely to find the area rewarding.