Post-Brexit, yields across all property sectors saw an immediate increase, however the long-term effect of the vote was unknown. Three months later and market data shows that the average yield across all property sectors has increased to 4.86%. This being said, not all is negative: As the dust settles, market evidence is indicating that properties with a long income certain are maintaining yield at a pre-Brexit level. Many valuation firms are even going so far as to remove the statements of uncertainty added to their valuations after the EU referendum decision.