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Gross yield, asking basis: local authorities in Nottinghamshire ranked

Where does a landlord earn the most on the asking price? Every local authoritie in Nottinghamshire on its 12-month gross yield, asking basis, 12 months to Aug 2026; ties share a rank, and the sample sits beside every value.

Local authorities ranked

7 of 7

Median

4.3%

Highest

Ashfield · 4.9%

Lowest

Newark and Sherwood · 3.7%

Gross yield, asking basis, 12 months to Aug 2026

Gross yield, asking basis: local authorities in Nottinghamshire ranked. Sample and confidence tier beside every value; ties share a rank.
#	Area	Gross yield, asking basis	Sample	Tier	Change
1	Ashfield	4.9%	1,033	measured	-2.7% on the previous 12 months
2	Gedling	4.6%	4,600	measured	+2.7% on the previous 12 months
3	Mansfield	4.5%	2,048	measured	-2.8% on the previous 12 months
4	Broxtowe	4.3%	4,169	measured	+5.9% on the previous 12 months
5	Bassetlaw	4.0%	1,524	measured	+7.2% on the previous 12 months
6	Rushcliffe	3.8%	4,601	measured	+0.4% on the previous 12 months
7	Newark and Sherwood	3.7%	1,907	measured	+1% on the previous 12 months

How this table is built

Cell asking rent × 12 over the same cell's asking sale price, before costs, voids and finance, from marts_facts.listing_market.gross_yield_asking (cells with fewer than 5 dated listings are not built).
Each place's 12-month figure is the monthly medians weighted by their sample; a place with fewer than 30 lets over the year is not ranked.
measured: a sample of at least three times the floor; indicative: at least the floor.
Ties share a rank and order by sample.
Twelve months for every place; no monthly point is ranked.
No monthly point is ranked: a postcode district records a handful of sales a month, and a month-on-month change there is noise.

Questions

Which local authoritie in Nottinghamshire has the highest gross yield, asking basis?: Ashfield, at 4.9% (1,033 observations), over the 12 months to Aug 2026.
Which has the lowest?: Newark and Sherwood, at 3.7% (1,907 observations).
What is the median gross yield, asking basis across Nottinghamshire?: 4.3% across the 7 local authorities ranked.

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Gross yield, asking basis, 12 months to Aug 2026

Gross yield, asking basis: local authorities in Nottinghamshire ranked. Sample and confidence tier beside every value; ties share a rank.
#	Area	Gross yield, asking basis	Sample	Tier	Change
1	Ashfield	4.9%	1,033	measured	-2.7% on the previous 12 months
2	Gedling	4.6%	4,600	measured	+2.7% on the previous 12 months
3	Mansfield	4.5%	2,048	measured	-2.8% on the previous 12 months
4	Broxtowe	4.3%	4,169	measured	+5.9% on the previous 12 months
5	Bassetlaw	4.0%	1,524	measured	+7.2% on the previous 12 months
6	Rushcliffe	3.8%	4,601	measured	+0.4% on the previous 12 months
7	Newark and Sherwood	3.7%	1,907	measured	+1% on the previous 12 months

How this table is built

Cell asking rent × 12 over the same cell's asking sale price, before costs, voids and finance, from marts_facts.listing_market.gross_yield_asking (cells with fewer than 5 dated listings are not built).

Each place's 12-month figure is the monthly medians weighted by their sample; a place with fewer than 30 lets over the year is not ranked.

measured: a sample of at least three times the floor; indicative: at least the floor.

Ties share a rank and order by sample.

Twelve months for every place; no monthly point is ranked.

No monthly point is ranked: a postcode district records a handful of sales a month, and a month-on-month change there is noise.

Questions

Which local authoritie in Nottinghamshire has the highest gross yield, asking basis?

Ashfield, at 4.9% (1,033 observations), over the 12 months to Aug 2026.

Which has the lowest?

Newark and Sherwood, at 3.7% (1,907 observations).

What is the median gross yield, asking basis across Nottinghamshire?

4.3% across the 7 local authorities ranked.