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 to compare rates 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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