Property investment stats for Steeton, Yorkshire and The Humber

• Investors can benefit from strong rental yields of 4.4% in the top-performing postcode district, which could support attractive income returns.
• The median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house is £1,050, offering a clear benchmark for potential rental income.
• The three-year capital growth of 19.7% shows that the area has potential for long-term appreciation, despite recent short-term changes.

• The one-year capital growth has changed by -6.9%, reflecting recent price volatility that could concern short-term investors.
• Properties are selling with a median discount of £2,995 (the typical achieved discount), suggesting buyers may have room to negotiate but sellers might face downward price pressure.
• With properties taking an average of 58 days to sell, liquidity is reasonable but not brisk, and investors may need patience when exiting positions.

Looking ahead, Steeton’s property market appears to favour investors with a longer time horizon. The three-year annualised growth rate of 6.2% points to underlying resilience, even if the most recent year has been more challenging.

Rental demand remains supported by strong yields of 4.4% in the best-performing areas, and both sales and rental prices provide a useful benchmark for assessing value. While liquidity is not exceptional, it is steady enough for those prepared to wait for the right buyer. Overall, the next twelve months may bring some continued price adjustment, but the fundamentals suggest the area is worth a closer look for value-focused investors.