
Nottingham
Highest rental yields of any major English city. 75,000+ university students. £4 billion regeneration pipeline. Savills forecasts +24% growth by 2030.
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Local STR Rules — Nottingham
90-night STR cap under planning rules (same as England default). Nottingham City Council requires planning permission for persistent STR use. Selective licensing scheme in some wards.
Properties in Nottingham
538 for sale·25 for rent
Properties for Sale in Nottingham
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Yield by Neighborhood — Nottingham
Microzone investment comparison — CASABROVA
| Neighborhood | Price/m² | STR Yield | STR Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lenton highest yieldstudent demandhmo | £1,897–£2,759 (₪7,467–₪10,861) | 8%–10% | License Required | Yield leader at 9.2% gross. HMOs achieving 10-14%. Overwhelming student demand from 75,000+ university students. |
| Hockley | £1,940–£3,190 (₪7,637–₪12,559) | 6%–9% | STR Permitted 🟢 | Lace Market historic conversions, creative-quarter tag, "Manchester Northern Quarter" parallel |
| City Centre (Nottingham) regenerationlowest entrygrowth | £1,724–£2,586 (₪6,788–₪10,183) | 7%–9% | License Required | Lowest entry at ~£155k avg with 8-9% yields. Broad Marsh regeneration backed by Homes England. Entry window. |
| West Bridgford affluentlow riskpremium tenants | £3,018–£4,311 (₪11,880–₪16,971) | 4%–5% | License Required | Nottingham's affluent suburb. Premium tenant quality, strong capital growth, lower management intensity. Risk-averse play. |
| Sherwood liquiditybalancedgrowth | £2,155–£3,018 (₪8,486–₪11,880) | 4.5%–5.5% | License Required | Best liquidity in the city at 81 sales/month. Balanced 5% yields and 26.5% five-year growth. Exit flexibility. |
Yield and price ranges are internal AI-research estimates from public real-estate portals (Tranio, Investropa, Globes, etc.), refreshed quarterly. Not primary-source data.
Investment Areas in Nottingham
Lenton
Yield leader at 9.2% gross. HMOs achieving 10-14%. Overwhelming student demand from 75,000+ university students.
Price from £1,897/m² (₪7,467/m²)
Hockley
Lace Market historic conversions, creative-quarter tag, "Manchester Northern Quarter" parallel
Price from £1,940/m² (₪7,637/m²)
City Centre (Nottingham)
Lowest entry at ~£155k avg with 8-9% yields. Broad Marsh regeneration backed by Homes England. Entry window.
Price from £1,724/m² (₪6,788/m²)
West Bridgford
Nottingham's affluent suburb. Premium tenant quality, strong capital growth, lower management intensity. Risk-averse play.
Price from £3,018/m² (₪11,880/m²)
Sherwood
Best liquidity in the city at 81 sales/month. Balanced 5% yields and 26.5% five-year growth. Exit flexibility.
Price from £2,155/m² (₪8,486/m²)
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Market Review — Nottingham
Nottingham offers some of the UK's highest rental yields outside London, driven by two major universities and a growing tech sector. The Lace Market, Hockley, and Beeston areas are popular with investors. Student accommodation and young professional rentals provide strong baseline demand. Entry prices are highly accessible, often 60-70% below London equivalents.
Last updated: April 26, 2026
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