Property investment stats for Tufnell Park, North London

• The area offers a strong rental yield of 4.9%, with even higher returns available in the top-performing postcode district at 5.3%.
• High demand from young professionals and students (both in the 89th percentile or above) supports consistent rental interest and reduces void risk.
• Achieved prices are matching asking prices on average (£0 (the typical achieved discount)), suggesting sellers and buyers are closely aligned and reducing the risk of overpaying.

• The area has seen capital growth over 1 year change by -2.1%, which may concern those seeking short-term gains.
• Affordability remains a challenge, with a price-to-income ratio of 7.6 and a rent-to-income ratio of 31.4%, both high but typical for central London.
• Owner-occupation is low (in the 7th percentile), so investors may face more competition from other landlords than buyers looking for a home.

Looking ahead, Tufnell Park's fundamentals remain solid. The large proportion of renters and the area’s appeal to young professionals and students suggest rental demand will stay resilient. The median sale price for a three-bedroom house is £950,000 and the median rent for the same is £4,725, showing the ongoing appetite for both sales and lettings in the area.

While short-term capital growth has changed by -2.1%, the three-year figure of 6.2% and annualised growth of 2.0% point to steady, if unspectacular, long-term performance. For investors focused on London’s stability and reliable rental returns, Tufnell Park continues to offer a balanced proposition.