Rental Yields by Area

Free gross rental yield data for every postcode district and council in England. Powered by HM Land Registry and VOA government data.

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Top 10 Highest-Yield Postcode Districts

# Postcode Area Council Yield Median Price Monthly Rent
1 W1C LONDON Westminster 20.98 £150,000 £2,622
2 SR1 SUNDERLAND Sunderland 11.79 £56,000 £550
3 DL4 SHILDON County Durham UA 9.96 £60,000 £498
4 TS2 MIDDLESBROUGH Middlesbrough UA 9.33 £67,500 £525
5 TS1 MIDDLESBROUGH Middlesbrough UA 9 £70,000 £525
6 DL17 FERRYHILL County Durham UA 8.54 £70,000 £498
7 SR8 PETERLEE County Durham UA 8.54 £70,000 £498
8 DN31 GRIMSBY North East Lincolnshire UA 8.47 £74,375 £525
9 BD1 BRADFORD Bradford 8.4 £85,000 £595
10 L4 LIVERPOOL Liverpool 8.1 £100,000 £675

Top 10 Highest-Yield Local Authorities

# Council Avg Yield Median Price Monthly Rent Postcodes
1 Middlesbrough UA 6.05 £120,000 £525 7
2 Sunderland 5.65 £125,000 £550 10
3 Blackpool UA 5.49 £136,250 £560 4
4 Hartlepool UA 5.46 £110,000 £505 3
5 Liverpool 5.29 £148,950 £675 21
6 County Durham UA 5.24 £130,000 £498 21
7 Burnley 5.17 £120,000 £476 3
8 Newcastle upon Tyne 5.11 £170,050 £795 9
9 Salford 5.11 £215,000 £890 9
10 Knowsley 5.07 £165,997 £700 7

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How We Calculate Rental Yields

We calculate gross rental yield using two free government datasets: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data for median purchase prices and VOA Private Rental Market Statistics for median monthly rents. The formula is simple:

Gross Yield = (Monthly Rent x 12) / Median Price x 100

We aggregate Land Registry transactions from the last 3 years to derive typical prices per postcode district. Rental data from the VOA provides median monthly rents at local authority level. A yield above 6% is generally considered good for buy-to-let investment.

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