Too many property decisions are still made on intuition. In 2026, that’s a competitive disadvantage.
The strongest rental assets consistently align across a small set of non-negotiable indicators:
• Affordability pressure: rents rising faster than local wages signal demand imbalance
• Employment density: diverse job bases outperform single-employer towns
• Tenant churn rates: stability matters as much as rent level
• EPC trajectory: compliance headroom protects future value
• Transport and walkability: demand follows access, not postcode prestige
Gross yield alone is an incomplete metric. It must be read alongside void risk, regulatory exposure, and tenant quality.
At DXXV, every sourced deal is filtered through these indicators. The objective is not volume; it’s repeatable performance.
