Property investment stats for Strensall, Yorkshire and The Humber

• The area’s strong one-year capital growth of 12.8% suggests momentum for those looking for capital appreciation.
• With a price-to-income ratio of 4.7, Strensall offers a level of affordability that’s appealing for families and first-time buyers alike.
• The median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house is £1,400, which, when paired with the top local rental yield of 5.0%, could suit investors seeking steady, predictable returns.

• Liquidity is middling; properties take a median of 91 days to sell, so investors may need patience when exiting.
• The area’s low proportion of private renters (18th percentile) means rental demand may be more limited than in urban hotspots.
• With owner-occupation in the 95th percentile, there’s less churn, so finding motivated sellers or buyers can be a slower process.

Outlook for Strensall over the next year is mildly positive. The market’s recent capital growth — 12.8% over the past year and 4.3% annualised over three — signals ongoing appeal, especially to family buyers.

Rental yields are steady rather than spectacular, but with limited rental stock and strong demand from families, voids should be rare. The area’s high proportion of owner-occupiers and low turnover may keep supply tight, supporting prices.

Anyone investing here should be prepared for a slower pace, but the fundamentals look resilient.