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League table · Price change over 12 months

Fastest-rising prices in London

Where are prices rising fastest? All 33 council areas in London ranked on price change over 12 months. Source: HM Land Registry UK House Price Index, July 2026.

Fastest broadbandMost affordable homesFastest-rising pricesCleanest airLowest recorded crimeLeast deprived (England)
1stBarking and Dagenham+5.3%
2ndKingston upon Thames+3.3%
3rdWaltham Forest+2.8%

Not a better-or-worse measure: cheap can mean good value or low demand. Ranked to answer the question, not to judge the place.

#AreaPrice change over 12 monthsEngland & Wales
1Barking and Dagenham+5.3%39th
2Kingston upon Thames+3.3%91st
3Waltham Forest+2.8%121st
4Havering+2.1%153rd
5Bexley+2.0%154th
6Hounslow+1.7%169th
7Haringey+1.0%196th
8Ealing+0.8%201st
9Lewisham+0.7%206th
10Enfield+0.6%209th
11Sutton+0.6%210th
12Southwark+0.1%223rd
13Richmond upon Thames-0.8%251st
14Merton-0.9%257th
15Hillingdon-1.3%266th
16Greenwich-1.4%270th
17Brent-2.6%288th
18Hackney-2.6%290th
19Redbridge-2.7%291st
20Harrow-2.8%292nd
21Bromley-3.1%294th
22Croydon-3.4%296th
23Barnet-4.9%303rd
24Islington-4.9%304th
25Newham-5.0%307th
26Wandsworth-5.5%309th
27Lambeth-6.3%310th
28Hammersmith and Fulham-9.0%312th
29Camden-10.1%313th
30Kensington and Chelsea-14.1%314th
31Tower Hamlets-14.4%315th
32City of London-17.4%316th
33Westminster-20.7%317th

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