Property investment stats for Winslow, South East

• Investors can benefit from stronger rental yields in the top postcode district of 4.7%, which stands out compared to the area average.
• The median achieved minus asking price of £5,000 (the typical achieved discount) indicates buyers have some negotiating power, allowing for potential value buys.
• The annual sales figure of 79 and days on market of 57 days point to a market with reasonable liquidity, so investors are not likely to be stuck with unsellable properties.

• The rental yield of 3.6% is not especially high for the region, so income-focused investors may find returns limited outside the top postcode district.
• The area has a relatively low proportion of private rented housing, which could limit tenant demand and make it harder to find renters quickly.
• The population skews older, with a high percentile for those aged 60 and over, so long-term demand from younger tenants or buyers may be less robust.

Looking ahead over the next year, Winslow appears set for stable performance rather than explosive growth. The current median asking sale prices for a three-bedroom house and a two-bedroom flat (£425,000 and £240,000) are in line with its affordability metrics, so sharp price corrections seem unlikely. Rental demand may remain steady but not especially strong, given the rent-to-income ratio of 23.7% and the area's demographic profile.

Investors should expect a market that rewards patience and careful selection, especially in postcode districts with better yields. With most homes owner-occupied and a high proportion of couples, turnover is likely to stay low, keeping supply tight but also limiting rapid price rises. Overall, Winslow offers a mildly positive outlook for those seeking stability and modest returns.