Where the LHA reaches · October 2026

Windsor and Maidenhead

Of 1,854 homes advertised to rent in Windsor and Maidenhead in the six months to 31 October 2026, 29 (1.6%) could be let within the Local Housing Allowance for their size.

Of 1,929 homes for sale at the end of October 2026, 21 would return 7% gross or more a year if let at the LHA.

By size · the six months to 31 October 2026

Each size against its own LHA rate.

Size Homes to rent Within the LHA Gap at the 30th percentile For sale Work at 7%
1 bed and studios50518 (3.6%)£3501946
2 bed7586 (0.8%)£40065514
3 bed3854 (1%)£5505901
4 bed2061 (0.5%)£8504900
All sizes1,85429 (1.6%)£4501,92921

A dash means too few homes to give a figure (a share needs 10 judged homes, a gap 20); the count is still shown. Studios are read as one bedroom; homes of five bedrooms or more are not read, as the LHA has no rate for them. 31 homes were counted but not judged because their rental market area or rate was not known.

The trend · June 2024 to October 2026

Month by month, as published.

Each point is one completed month, read over the six months before it. A month's figures are published once and never changed.

Share of homes advertised to rent within the LHA, all sizes
0%10%Jun 24: 2.1%Jul 24: 1.9%Aug 24: 2%Sep 24: 2.5%Oct 24: 2.6%Nov 24: 2.8%Dec 24: 2.6%Jan 25: 2.3%Feb 25: 2.4%Mar 25: 1.9%Apr 25: 1.6%May 25: 1.2%Jun 25: 1.1%Jul 25: 1.1%Aug 25: 1%Sep 25: 1.4%Oct 25: 1.7%Nov 25: 1.8%Dec 25: 1.9%Jan 26: 2.5%Feb 26: 2.7%Mar 26: 2.3%Apr 26: 1.8%May 26: 1.9%Jun 26: 1.9%Jul 26: 1.4%Aug 26: 1.4%Sep 26: 1.6%Oct 26: 1.6%Jun 24Aug 25Oct 26
Homes for sale that would work at 7% at the LHA, all sizes
021Jun 24: 9Jul 24: 10Aug 24: 8Sep 24: 9Oct 24: 8Nov 24: 6Dec 24: 5Jan 25: 5Feb 25: 5Mar 25: 6Apr 25: 5May 25: 5Jun 25: 4Jul 25: 8Aug 25: 7Sep 25: 7Oct 25: 9Nov 25: 8Dec 25: 8Jan 26: 11Feb 26: 16Mar 26: 15Apr 26: 16May 26: 14Jun 26: 14Jul 26: 14Aug 26: 14Sep 26: 20Oct 26: 21Jun 24Aug 25Oct 26
Month Homes to rent Within the LHA 2-bed gap 3-bed gap For sale Work at 7%
October 20261,8541.6%£400£5501,92921
September 20261,7941.6%£400£6001,95320
August 20261,7261.4%£400£6501,55314
July 20261,7441.4%£400£5501,56214
June 20261,7991.9%£400£5501,53214
May 20261,6691.9%£400£5501,54614
April 20261,6001.8%£400£5501,52016
March 20261,6012.3%£400£5501,44815
February 20261,5812.7%£375£5501,39816
January 20261,5642.5%£395£5501,24011
December 20251,5281.9%£379£5501,0818
November 20251,5911.8%£350£5501,0818
October 20251,6071.7%£350£5501,1419
September 20251,6151.4%£350£5501,1907
August 20251,6421%£350£5501,2447
July 20251,5931.1%£350£5501,2478
June 20251,5061.1%£350£5501,2554
May 20251,4301.2%£350£5501,2685
April 20251,4001.6%£350£5501,2425
March 20251,4341.9%£350£5501,1016
February 20251,4152.4%£350£5509375
January 20251,4642.3%£350£5509335
December 20241,5262.6%£350£5509545
November 20241,5902.8%£350£5001,0936
October 20241,6652.6%£350£5001,5258
September 20241,6202.5%£350£4501,4709
August 20241,6172%£350£5001,4018
July 20241,6051.9%£350£5001,35510
June 20241,5942.1%£300£5001,2919
Reading the figures

What these numbers are, and are not.

  • Advertised, not agreed. Asking rents and asking prices as the portals showed them. Rents finally agreed usually sit below advertised rents, so the true gap is likely to be smaller; prices paid sit below asking, so slightly more homes may work.
  • Each home against its own rate. The LHA for the home's size in its own broad rental market area, in force at the month's end. Where Windsor and Maidenhead spans more than one area, each home is read against the right one.
  • A screen, not a return. "Work at 7%" is twelve months at the LHA divided by the asking price, before service charges, voids, repairs or purchase costs. It says which homes are worth looking at, not what they would earn.
  • Counted, never modelled. No figure on this page is estimated or produced by AI. The full method, the floors below which a figure is withheld, and the sources are on the index page.

Cite as: Viiyoo, Where the LHA reaches: Windsor and Maidenhead, October 2026, www.viiyoo.com/lha/windsor-and-maidenhead. If Windsor and Maidenhead holds achieved rents and would like them shown beside these figures, labelled as the council's, write to us.

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Behind the counts

The 21 homes themselves

The index counts the homes for sale in Windsor and Maidenhead that would work at LHA rents. A Viiyoo buying plan names them, costs each one after grant, checks its lease, flood risk and licensing, and comes back as a pack a cabinet can follow. The first brief is free, for up to 25 homes.

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