UKPP Rental Yield Index · East of England

Rental yield in North Norfolk

3.63%

Average gross rental yield, August 2026 edition · ranked 262 of 294 English councils, and 40 of 45 in the East of England.

  • East of England 4.58% North Norfolk is 0.95 points below the East of England.
  • Median English council 4.45% North Norfolk is 0.82 points below the median English council.

Work out your own yield

The figures here are averages for the whole of North Norfolk; your own property will differ. Enter your own price and rent — nothing is pre-filled. The same arithmetic as the full rental yield calculator.

The property

Purchase price, and the rent you charge or expect to charge.

Annual running costs

All optional, all yearly. Leave a line blank and it counts as nothing — only the lines you fill in are included.

Leave this blank for the standard net yield, which is measured on the property and ignores how it was financed. Fill it in and the second figure stops being a net yield in the usual sense: it becomes a leveraged, cash-flow view of your own borrowing, and it is not comparable with a net yield quoted anywhere else. The page relabels the result to say which of the two it has given you.

What’s behind the figure

The inputs to North Norfolk’s gross rental yield
Average monthly rent (ONS)£865
Average sale price (HM Land Registry)£286,315
Monthly sales, latest published103

The working: £865 × 12 ÷ £286,315 = 3.63%. For rent by number of bedrooms, see rent in North Norfolk.

Rising: the last twelve months

Twelve-month change: +0.33 points, from 3.30% in Aug 2025 to 3.63% in Aug 2026. It rose because rents grew 4.5% while prices fell 4.9%.

Every edition as a table
North Norfolk gross rental yield by edition
EditionGross yield
Aug 20253.30%
Sep 20253.35%
Oct 20253.38%
Nov 20253.47%
Dec 20253.53%
Jan 20263.50%
Feb 20263.51%
Mar 20263.51%
Apr 20263.55%
May 20263.51%
Jun 20263.46%
Jul 20263.52%
Aug 20263.63%

Nearby in the East of England ranking

Councils ranked directly above and below North Norfolk within the East of England. The full UKPP Rental Yield Index ranks every English council.

What this figure is, and isn’t

It is a gross yield: rent over price, before any costs. It models no voids, management, maintenance, tax or finance, and forecasts nothing.

The average rented home and the average sold home are not the same property. The index divides an area’s average rent by its average sale price, so it shows how North Norfolk compares with other areas — not the return on any particular property.

The yield runs about two months behind rents, because Land Registry prices are published later than ONS rents. How the index is built →

Common questions

What is the average rental yield in North Norfolk? 3.63% gross, in the August 2026 edition of the UKPP Rental Yield Index: an average monthly rent of £865 × 12, divided by an average sale price of £286,315. That ranks 262 of 294 English councils.

Is rental yield in North Norfolk rising or falling? Twelve-month change: +0.33 points, from 3.30% in Aug 2025 to 3.63% in Aug 2026. It rose because rents grew 4.5% while prices fell 4.9%.

How does North Norfolk compare with the rest of the East of England? North Norfolk ranks 40 of 45 councils in the East of England. The region’s own yield is 4.58%, so North Norfolk is 0.95 points below the East of England; the median English council is 4.45%.

Sources

Rent: ONS, Price Index of Private Rents (August 2026), Open Government Licence v3.0. Price and sales: HM Land Registry, UK House Price Index (August 2026). Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

The yield is UKPP’s own derived work, the UKPP Rental Yield Index, August 2026 edition, licensed under CC BY 4.0 — download the edition as CSV.

Related

Rent in North Norfolk — by bedroom and over two years.

PRS Database checker for North Norfolk — what a landlord here must register.

North Norfolk in the full Rental Yield Index — every English council, ranked.

Section 24 calculator and buy-to-let deal analyser — for your own numbers after tax and finance.