Area fundamentals
Bristol
BS postcode area
Opportunity
62/100
- Demand
- Average
- 50
- Value
- Fair value
- 40
- Risk
- Moderate risk
- 54
- Growth
- Moderate
- 60
Average percentile across its postcode districts, vs England · higher is better
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The market · latest figures
- £273k+1.4% on a year earlier
UK average house price
HM Land Registry UK House Price Index · Jul 26
- 98,700+2.5% on a year earlier
UK monthly residential transactions (seasonally adjusted)
HMRC monthly property transactions · Jun 26
- +3.9%
typical annual rent rise across England & Wales local authorities
ONS Price Index of Private Rents · Aug 26
- 84%
of median full-time pay would go on the average rent in Kensington and Chelsea
ONS PIPR + ASHE · Aug 26
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Agent track record
B
Elephant, Bristol
Elephant
- 112 homes for sale in Bristol with this branch
- Graded B on our agent scorecard
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Deal numbers
£270,000
3-bed house · BS13
- Gross yield
- 6.7%
- Net yield
- 5.5%
- Cash flow / mo
- £307
- Stamp duty
- £17,000
Example · data as of 25 Sept 2026 · 25% deposit at 5.5% interest-only; rent from area median
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All insights →- Rental yields by postcode: the highest are where homes cost leastWhere the typical 3-bedroom house is advertised for under £150,000, the median gross yield is 6.9%. Where it is advertised for £600,000 or more, it is 4.5%. A high gross yield is not a bargain in itself: it is measured before any costs, and there is usually a reason the price is low.
- Waiting for a house price fall? In real terms, it has already happened.UK house prices are back above their 2022 high in cash terms. After inflation, they are 7.6% down since January 2023 and 11.1% below that high. The South has fallen hardest. Only seven councils in England and Wales with at least 1,000 sales a year have beaten inflation, six of them in the North West.
- How many private rentals fall below EPC band C?About half of privately rented homes in England and Wales with a valid EPC are rated below band C, the minimum the government plans to require by October 2030. By their own certificates, nine in ten of those have a potential rating of C or better on their certificate. Older homes, bungalows and Wales are furthest behind.
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