Property investment stats for Wythenshawe, North West

• Rental yields are appealing, with an average of 5.6% and even higher returns in the top postcode district at 6.4%.
• Capital growth over three years has changed by 20.0%, with an annualised rate of 6.3%, reflecting solid appreciation.
• The median asking rent for a 3-bedroom house is £1,400, which, combined with the area’s affordability, offers a compelling balance for buy-to-let investors.

• The unemployment rate is in the 83rd percentile, which could affect tenant stability and long-term demand.
• Owner-occupation is low (in the 15th percentile), suggesting a market that relies heavily on rented and social housing, which may limit price growth in some cycles.
• The professional and degree-educated population is below average, which could influence the profile of tenants and buyers over time.

Wythenshawe’s market is likely to remain active, with 930 sales per year and properties spending an average of 57 days on the market. The area’s strong family and student presence should support ongoing rental demand, especially given the median rent-to-income ratio of 30.7%.

Given the 2.4% capital growth over the last year and the steady annualised growth rate, investors can expect moderate but consistent returns. The gap between asking and achieved prices at £4,950 (the typical achieved discount) suggests buyers have some negotiating power, but liquidity remains healthy. Affordability and robust rental yields should continue to attract investors, but the area’s socioeconomic profile means careful tenant selection and management are essential.