Property investment stats for Pocklington, Yorkshire and The Humber

• The top performing postcode district offers a rental yield of 4.3%, which stands out for those focusing on income returns.
• Properties are selling with a median discount of £3,000 (the typical achieved discount), giving buyers room to negotiate.
• The price-to-income ratio of 5.0 suggests local affordability, which can support long-term demand and reduce the risk of sharp price corrections.

• The annual capital growth has changed by -0.7% in the past year, which may signal some short-term uncertainty.
• The average rental yield of 3.4% is not especially high, so income-focused investors may want to be selective.
• The family household percentile is only in the 11th percentile, suggesting limited demand from larger households and potentially a narrower tenant pool.

Looking ahead over the next year, Pocklington is likely to remain a stable and moderately attractive market for investors who value consistency over rapid gains. The area's three-year capital growth of 14.0% shows there is underlying momentum, even if the most recent year has been more muted.

With properties spending an average of 55 days on the market and a steady stream of sales, liquidity does not appear to be a major concern. The combination of a manageable price-to-income ratio and a reasonable rental yield should continue to support both sales and rental demand. Investors who are patient and willing to focus on the right property types are likely to find Pocklington a reliable, if unspectacular, addition to their portfolio.