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Rental yields on the Isle of Man

Gross yield is a year of the median local rent over the median local asking price. It is a rough guide to how the two markets sit relative to each other, and today the widest gap is in Andreas at 11%. It is not a return: it takes no account of costs, voids, tax or what the place actually sells for.

By size

BedroomsMedian asking priceMedian rentGross yield
1 bed£177,000£900 pcm6.1%
2 bed£259,950£1,275 pcm5.9%
3 bed£375,000£1,700 pcm5.4%
4 bed£580,000£2,500 pcm5.2%

By area

AreaMedian askingMedian rentGross yield
Andreas£380,000£3,475 pcm11%
Laxey£539,950£3,500 pcm7.8%
Port Erin£410,000£2,500 pcm7.3%
Ballasalla£425,000£2,600 pcm7.3%
Colby£475,000£2,400 pcm6.1%
Ballaugh£450,000£2,250 pcm6%
Ramsey£339,950£1,595 pcm5.6%
Douglas£369,000£1,500 pcm4.9%
Kirk Michael£349,950£1,400 pcm4.8%
Peel£306,000£1,200 pcm4.7%
St Johns£500,000£1,750 pcm4.2%
IM5 1£340,000£1,100 pcm3.9%
Port St Mary£419,950£1,250 pcm3.6%
Union Mills£699,950£1,900 pcm3.3%
Onchan£485,000£1,300 pcm3.2%
Lonan£489,950£1,300 pcm3.2%
Santon£620,000£1,550 pcm3%
Foxdale£595,950£1,260 pcm2.5%
Baldrine£625,000£1,200 pcm2.3%
Sulby£649,950£1,250 pcm2.3%
Castletown£575,000£950 pcm2%

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Everything the data says about Isle of Man

Yields outside 1–12% are suppressed everywhere on this site: they are almost always a holiday let priced by the night being read as a monthly rent. Asking prices, not achieved ones — the price index is built from what people actually paid.

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