Property investment stats for Undy and Magor, Wales

• Rental yields in the top-performing postcode district are 4.9%, which could appeal to investors seeking stable income.
• The area’s high share of degree-educated residents (in the 75th percentile) and professionals/managers (in the 78th percentile) suggests a stable, affluent tenant base.
• The median asking sale price for a 2-bedroom flat of £170,000 could offer a lower entry point for investors compared to 3-bedroom houses.

• The recent capital growth of -0.6% over the past year flags possible short-term volatility or cooling in local demand.
• Liquidity is not especially high, with homes taking an average of 97 days to sell and only 68 transactions annually.
• The private rented sector is relatively small (in the 18th percentile), so finding tenants may take longer than in more rental-heavy markets.

Looking ahead, I expect Undy and Magor to remain a steady, if unspectacular, choice for property investors. The area’s strong professional base and high owner-occupation should support long-term stability, even if short-term price growth is muted. Affordability remains decent by regional standards, and the median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house of £1,300 looks competitive relative to the median asking sale price of £329,950.

However, with properties taking an average of 97 days to sell, investors should be prepared for a slower sales process. The local market is unlikely to deliver rapid gains in the next twelve months, but for those seeking income and stability, it still holds some appeal.