What is the current London median house price?

London median price is £505k in February 2026, down 2.9% month on month.

Which is the most expensive borough in London?

Kensington and Chelsea is the most expensive London borough, with a median price of £1.1m.

Which is the most affordable borough in London?

Barking and Dagenham is the most affordable London borough, with a median price of £383k.

Which London borough has the strongest price momentum?

Kensington and Chelsea has the strongest price momentum of any London borough, with a momentum score of 100.0.

Which London borough has seen the biggest price drop?

Kensington and Chelsea has seen the biggest price drop of any London borough, down 14.9% year on year.

London House Prices

Updated Feb 2026

Select a borough on the map to explore local prices in detail.

London Median Price: £505k in February 2026, down 2.9% month on month
Fastest Rising Borough: Kensington and Chelsea (momentum score 100.0)
Biggest Price Drop: Kensington and Chelsea down 14.9% year on year

London Median Price (Monthly Median)

£505k

-2.9% MoM

Monthly Sales in Jan 26

3,381

-20.0% MoM

Income to Buy a Cheaper Home

£57k

-5.0% MoM

Median Price

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#	Borough↕	Median Price Type-adjusted median price over the rolling 12-month window. Weighted by flat and house transaction counts to reduce distortion from property mix shifts. ↓	Price Δ↕	Flat Median↕	Flat Δ↕	House Median↕	House Δ↕	Sales (12m)↕	Sales Δ↕	Porsche Index How posh the area is. ↕	Momentum Index How fast an area is rising. High score means sales and prices are trending up relative to the rest of London. Follows the selected period — 6 months shows recent momentum, 1 year or more smooths seasonal variation. ↕	New Build Index How much new housing is being built in the area. ↕
1	Kensington and Chelsea	£1.1m	-14.9%	£904k	-11.3%	£3.5m	+13.7%	1,146	-35.1%	100	100	3
2	Westminster	£859k	-6.9%	£771k	-9.3%	£2.3m	-18.1%	1,481	-36.3%	66	52	12
3	City of London	£795k	+2.2%	£795k	+4.5%	—	—	117	-42.4%	42	54	0
4	Camden	£741k	-6.4%	£663k	-6.2%	£1.9m	-6.2%	1,388	-36.3%	56	10	23
5	Richmond upon Thames	£729k	+0.7%	£456k	-3.4%	£949k	-1.9%	2,018	-26.7%	53	58	0
6	Hammersmith and Fulham	£710k	-7.5%	£587k	-7.3%	£1.4m	-7.4%	1,584	-30.7%	49	0	4
7	Islington	£656k	-3.5%	£586k	-4.7%	£1.6m	+2.0%	1,519	-31.4%	44	63	2
8	Wandsworth	£652k	0.0%	£531k	-4.1%	£1.1m	-2.1%	3,691	-27.8%	40	41	9
9	Hackney	£584k	-1.7%	£526k	-3.3%	£1.2m	+0.2%	1,684	-27.2%	29	43	16
10	Barnet	£582k	-0.2%	£394k	-4.6%	£774k	-2.9%	2,711	-23.4%	31	79	32

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Median Sale Price

Monthly median sale price — true 50th percentile of all registered transactions in each calendar month. Recent months will update as Land Registry data arrives.

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Monthly Sales Volume

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Income to Buy a Cheaper Home

Annual household income needed to purchase at the cheaper end of the market (10th percentile price). Assumes 10% deposit and 4.5x income multiple.

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Greater London

Porsche vs Momentum

Plots each region by how established it is (Porsche Index, x axis) against how fast it is gaining market share and price momentum (y axis).

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