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Nottingham live market dataUpdated 2026-01

Invest in Nottingham Property

Strong student market and affordable entry in the heart of England

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NOTTINGHAM LIVE SNAPSHOT
2026-01
Avg yield
6.8%
Live across the city
Live stock
£185,000
Listings indexed
Median price
£185,000
City-wide
Yield leaderboard - Nottingham areas

Where Nottingham stacks tightest.

Top areas ranked by median gross yield right now.

#1LENTLenton - 39 active8.0%
#2SNEISneinton - 29 active7.5%
#3SHERSherwood - 35 active6.8%
04LACELace Market - 43 active6.5%
05BEESBeeston - 45 active6.2%

Nottingham by property type

2-bed terrace8.5%
3-bed terrace7.7%
4-bed HMO8.3%
2-bed flat6.9%
3-bed semi6.6%
1-bed flat6.3%
4-bed semi6.2%
5-bed detached6.0%
The case

Why Nottingham, in four numbers.

Nottingham offers excellent yields driven by two major universities and growing professional sector. Central England location and affordable prices attract investors seeking strong returns.

01 - Yield
£185,000
Avg Property Price

High Yields

Nottingham delivers 6-8% yields with affordable entry. Student HMOs in Lenton can achieve 8-10% gross returns.

02 - Demand
6.8%
Avg Rental Yield

University Demand

60,000+ students from University of Nottingham and NTU create strong rental demand. Lenton and Dunkirk are prime student areas.

03 - Regen
950+
Properties Available

Central Location

Heart of England with excellent road, rail, and East Midlands Airport access. Attractive for businesses and commuters.

04 - Liquidity
£185,000
Avg Property Price

Regeneration

Creative Quarter, Broadmarsh, and Southern Gateway developments transforming the city center. Long-term growth potential.

Nottingham Operator FAQ

Nottingham questions, answered.

Is Nottingham good for student investment?
Excellent. 60,000+ students from two major universities. Lenton, Dunkirk, and Beeston are prime areas. HMOs can achieve 8-10% yields with proper management.
What are the best buy-to-let areas?
Students: Lenton, Dunkirk, Radford. Professionals: Lace Market, Hockley, West Bridgford. Value: Sneinton, Sherwood. Mix of strategies possible.
How does Nottingham compare to Birmingham?
More affordable than Birmingham with similar yields. Smaller market with less competition. Strong student base provides reliable demand.
What regeneration is happening?
Creative Quarter in Sneinton, Southern Gateway development, tram extension. Long-term investment in city infrastructure driving growth.
What are typical HMO yields in Nottingham?
Student HMOs in Lenton achieve 8-10% gross yields. Professional HMOs slightly lower at 7-8%. Factor in licensing and management costs.
What are typical investment costs?
Deposit (25%): £46,250 on £185k. Stamp duty (with surcharge): £7,050. Legal: £1,000-1,500. Management: 10-12%. Insurance: £200-300/year.
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