Property investment stats for Pembroke, Wales

• The price-to-income ratio of 5.3 means the area is more affordable than many parts of Britain, which could support future demand.
• Properties are currently selling at their asking price, with a median discount of £0 (the typical achieved discount), suggesting sellers are achieving their expectations.
• The annualised growth of 4.8% demonstrates consistent returns over several years.

• The area has a high proportion of social rented housing, in the 91st percentile, which could affect the private rental sector's growth potential.
• Liquidity is not especially high, with properties spending a median of 105 days on the market before selling.
• The proportion of professionals and managers is low, in the 7th percentile, which may limit upward price pressure from higher-income buyers.

Over the next year, Pembroke's property market looks set to continue its pattern of steady but unspectacular growth. The one-year capital growth of 0.5% is modest, but the longer-term figures point to resilience. Affordability will likely remain a key draw, especially given the current asking prices for both houses and flats.

Liquidity could remain a challenge, as indicated by the median days on market of 105 days, but sellers are still achieving their asking prices. Investors should expect stable conditions rather than rapid gains, with the potential for reliable returns if the broader economic climate supports continued demand.