Property investment stats for Shevington, North West

• Rental yields in the top-performing postcode district reach 5.5%, which is appealing for buy-to-let investors.
• The current median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house is £875, while the median sale price for the same property type is £242,500, suggesting a reasonable entry point for investors.
• Fast sales (with a median of 25 days on the market) and no median discount between asking and achieved prices (£0 (the typical achieved discount)) indicate strong liquidity.

• The private rental sector is very limited, sitting in just the 5th percentile compared to other areas, which could restrict rental demand and tenant choice.
• The area has a very high proportion of residents aged 60 and over (in the 95th percentile), which may affect long-term demand dynamics and resale appeal to younger buyers.
• Annual sales volume is modest at 65, so investors relying on quick resale may face occasional challenges with market depth.

Looking ahead, Shevington appears well-placed for steady performance. High owner-occupation and an older population profile point to stability, but these same factors could limit future growth in rental demand and property turnover. The strong capital growth over both one and three years (6.7% and 16.6%) suggests recent momentum, though the low proportion of younger households may mean this pace is hard to maintain.

Affordability remains a positive, with a 4.0 ratio that stands out for accessibility, and liquidity is robust given properties typically sell in 25 days with no discount to asking prices. Investors should expect a market that is steady rather than fast-moving, with opportunities best suited to those seeking long-term, low-volatility returns.