DN9 (DN9, Yorkshire and The Humber) appears a limited opportunity based on available Property Scout data. Gross rental yield is around 5.5%, weak on a national basis. Five-year price change of 16.0% places capital growth in the 45th national percentile. Some regulatory uncertainty — verify Article 4 and licensing with the council.
Overall Property Scout score
Updated 2026-06-08
National-percentile scores from the Property Scout model.
A score of 80 means the area is in the top 20% of UK postcode districts for that metric. Scores are screening-grade and indicative — verify before purchase. Methodology.
How DN9 maps to common investor strategies.
Strength: 5.5% indicative gross yield against £178,222 entry price.
Concern: Yield is unlikely to lead a pure cash-flow shortlist.
Strength: 16.0% five-year price change recorded.
Concern: Growth pace has lagged the strongest UK districts.
Strength: Indicative HMO yield of 6.3% given local market signals.
Concern: Always confirm Article 4 and licensing by exact address.
Strength: Overall Property Scout score of 31/100 indicates a limited opportunity.
Concern: No single dimension dominates; treat as a shortlist candidate rather than a conviction pick.
Strength: Regulatory headroom 55/100 and economic backdrop 33/100.
Concern: Regulation flagged Amber — verify before exchange.
DN9 scores 26/100 for gross rental yield, weak versus the national distribution of UK postcode districts. Indicative average rent of £817 per month against an average price of £178,222 implies a headline gross yield of 5.5%. DN9 does not appear competitive on income grounds versus stronger-yielding districts in the same region.
Capital growth scores 45/100, supported by a five-year price change of 16.0%. Growth potential is moderate — pace of appreciation may lag headline markets but downside risk is also more contained. Past performance is not a guide to future returns and should be combined with planning, transport and employment context.
Tenant demand scores 0/100 (weak) based on the Property Scout demand index. Soft demand readings suggest investors should price conservatively and budget for longer void periods. The local economic backdrop scores 33, which may temper demand resilience in a softer market.
Supply constraint scores 0/100 — higher numbers indicate housing demand is growing faster than visible supply. Weaker supply pressure may cap rental growth, so investors should focus on properties with a defensible income story.
Regulatory RAG status is Amber: Article 4 is "May apply" and selective licensing is "Does not apply", indicating partial or uncertain coverage. Verify by address. Score data is screening-grade; postcode districts can contain very different streets. Always verify cladding, leasehold, EPC and survey factors before purchase.
Avg price
£178,222
HM Land Registry
Gross yield
5.5%
Indicative
5y price change
16.0%
HM Land Registry
Boundary may be partial or uncertain. Check the exact address.
Article 4 councils: North Lincolnshire Council
Regulatory data is postcode-district screening only. Article 4 and selective licensing boundaries can be address, street, ward or polygon based. Verify with the local council before purchasing or converting to an HMO.
Regulatory information is indicative and should always be verified directly with the relevant local authority before making an investment decision.
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