London house prices & mortgage costsby borough 2026
Average property prices and estimated monthly mortgage repayments for all 33 London boroughs. Data sourced from Land Registry and Rightmove, updated May 2026.
London average price
£579k
All 33 boroughs
Most affordable
Barking & Dagenham
£340k avg
Most expensive
Kensington & Chelsea
£1.42m avg
5-yr fix rate (75% LTV)
4.21%
Typical May 2026
All 33 boroughs
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Slide to see how your deposit size changes monthly repayments across every borough.
| Borough ↕ | Avg price ↓ | Monthly repayment |
|---|---|---|
| Kensington & Chelsea | £1.42m | £5,746/mo |
| Westminster | £1.05m | £4,249/mo |
| City of London | £890k | £3,601/mo |
| Hammersmith & Fulham | £750k | £3,035/mo |
| Richmond upon Thames | £730k | £2,954/mo |
| Camden | £720k | £2,913/mo |
| Islington | £710k | £2,873/mo |
| Wandsworth | £680k | £2,751/mo |
| Barnet | £620k | £2,509/mo |
| Hackney | £600k | £2,428/mo |
| Southwark | £580k | £2,347/mo |
| Kingston upon Thames | £580k | £2,347/mo |
| Merton | £560k | £2,266/mo |
| Haringey | £560k | £2,266/mo |
| Lambeth | £540k | £2,185/mo |
| Brent | £540k | £2,185/mo |
| Tower Hamlets | £530k | £2,145/mo |
| Ealing | £530k | £2,145/mo |
| Bromley | £490k | £1,983/mo |
| Harrow | £490k | £1,983/mo |
| Waltham Forest | £480k | £1,942/mo |
| Hounslow | £480k | £1,942/mo |
| Redbridge | £470k | £1,902/mo |
| Hillingdon | £450k | £1,821/mo |
| Lewisham | £440k | £1,780/mo |
| Greenwich | £430k | £1,740/mo |
| Sutton | £430k | £1,740/mo |
| Enfield | £430k | £1,740/mo |
| Newham | £420k | £1,699/mo |
| Havering | £400k | £1,619/mo |
| Croydon | £390k | £1,578/mo |
| Bexley | £390k | £1,578/mo |
| Barking & Dagenham | £340k | £1,376/mo |
Data methodology
Average property prices sourced from HM Land Registry UK House Price Index and Rightmove borough data, updated May 2026. Monthly repayments are illustrative, calculated using a standard annuity formula at the stated rate and 25-year term. Actual rates and repayments will vary by lender, credit profile, and product. Contact Mortgage International for a whole-of-market search across 90+ lenders.
What do London house prices mean for your mortgage?
With London property prices ranging from £340k in Barking & Dagenham to over £1.4m in Kensington & Chelsea, your choice of borough dramatically affects your borrowing requirements.
First time buyers
The most affordable boroughs for first time buyers in 2026 are Barking & Dagenham (£340k avg), Bexley and Havering (both around £390–400k). At these prices, a 10% deposit is under £40,000 and stamp duty relief means you pay 0% on the first £300,000.
First time buyer guide →Remortgaging
If you bought in London 5 years ago, rising prices across most boroughs mean your LTV has likely fallen significantly — unlocking better rates. Inner London boroughs like Hackney and Lewisham saw strong growth, potentially moving buyers from 85% to 70% LTV.
Remortgage advice →Buy to let investors
Outer boroughs offer stronger rental yields relative to purchase price. Barking & Dagenham, Havering and Croydon typically offer gross yields of 5–6%, compared to 3–4% in prime central London. Our BTL advisers can model the full picture.
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