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London House Prices & Property Market
Across the 21 London postcode districts reported here, recorded median sale prices currently range from £497,500 to £1,300,000, with a typical district median around £665,000 (HM Land Registry data). A fresh London postcode is rebuilt every day from sold prices, live listings and the UK House Price Index, shown side by side and never blended. This is market evidence, not a valuation.
London house prices by postcode district
Open any London postcode below for its own sold-price evidence, price per square metre, live asking prices and market pace - rebuilt daily from official data.
Each bar is that district's own median recorded sale price (HM Land Registry Price Paid Data). Open any district below for its full evidence.
- London W2 house prices - median £900k
- London N4 house prices - median £550k
- London SE1 house prices - median £675k
- London SW1P house prices - median £1m
- London SW9 house prices - median £500k
- London W1H house prices - median £1.30m
- London NW5 house prices - median £650k
- London WC1N house prices - median £730k
- London NW3 house prices - median £980k
- London NW1 house prices - median £716k
- London E14 house prices - median £508k
- London E2 house prices - median £518k
- London EC1V house prices - median £800k
- London EC2A house prices - median £1.01m
- London E1 house prices - median £520k
- London E8 house prices - median £585k
- London N1 house prices - median £665k
- London N7 house prices - median £545k
- London SE15 house prices - median £498k
- London SW4 house prices - median £608k
- London SW11 house prices - median £779k
Frequently asked questions
What is the average house price in London?
Across the 21 London postcode districts reported here, recorded median sale prices range from £497,500 to £1,300,000, with a typical district median around £665,000 (HM Land Registry Price Paid Data). Prices vary widely by postcode - open a district report below for its own sold evidence.
What is the London property market like right now?
A fresh London postcode report is published every day. Each is built from that district's HM Land Registry sold prices, current asking prices, days on market and stuck-stock counts, plus the UK House Price Index - the figures sit beside each other, never blended.
Is London a good place to buy property?
No buy-or-sell advice and no valuation. The useful part is the evidence: recorded sold prices, current asking prices and how long homes are taking to sell, district by district across London.
How often is the London house price data updated?
Daily. One London postcode district is rebuilt from the latest official data each day; once the list is covered, the oldest report is refreshed - so the series stays current rather than going stale.
Where does the London property data come from?
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data for sold prices and price per square metre, live property listings for asking prices and market pace, and the UK House Price Index for the regional trend. All official sources, cited at the foot of every report.