Cheapest and most expensive London boroughs to buy a flat (August 2026)

Kensington and Chelsea was the most expensive of London’s 33 boroughs in August 2026 (flat price £947,855).

Bexley was the cheapest (£245,833). The middle borough, Brent, had £383,498.

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Flat price for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Kensington and Chelsea	£947,855
2	Westminster	£784,694
3	City of London	£726,060
4	Camden	£656,955
5	Hammersmith and Fulham	£579,711
6	Islington	£542,886
7	Hackney	£535,923
8	Wandsworth	£532,028
9	Richmond upon Thames	£492,607
10	Haringey	£467,608
11	Southwark	£466,671
12	Lambeth	£441,815
13	Tower Hamlets	£429,851
14	Ealing	£410,282
15	Merton	£409,754
16	Waltham Forest	£390,968
17	Brent	£383,498
18	Lewisham	£374,267
19	Kingston upon Thames	£368,099
20	Barnet	£364,239
21	Hounslow	£353,291
22	Greenwich	£350,603
23	Newham	£320,546
24	Harrow	£319,799
25	Bromley	£306,823
26	Redbridge	£301,680
27	Enfield	£300,325
28	Hillingdon	£291,852
29	Sutton	£287,646
30	Croydon	£257,891
31	Havering	£249,212
32	Barking and Dagenham	£245,845
33	Bexley	£245,833

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