House price growth: fastest and slowest London boroughs (August 2026)

Kingston upon Thames had the strongest annual price change of London’s 33 boroughs in August 2026, at 4.9%.

City of London had the weakest, at −14.6%. The middle borough, Hackney, had −1.6%.

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Annual price change for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
RankCouncilValue
1Kingston upon Thames4.9%
2Barking and Dagenham4.7%
3Bexley1.9%
4Ealing1.8%
5Sutton1.5%
6Havering1.1%
7Enfield0.8%
8Waltham Forest0.7%
9Merton0.1%
=10Hillingdon0.0%
=10Richmond upon Thames0.0%
12Brent−0.3%
13Bromley−0.5%
14Haringey−1.4%
=15Croydon−1.5%
=15Hounslow−1.5%
=17Hackney−1.6%
=17Lewisham−1.6%
19Southwark−2.1%
20Greenwich−2.2%
21Harrow−2.5%
22Redbridge−2.8%
23Barnet−4.4%
24Newham−4.7%
25Hammersmith and Fulham−5.1%
26Wandsworth−5.3%
27Lambeth−6.5%
28Islington−8.6%
29Camden−10.6%
30Tower Hamlets−13.3%
31Kensington and Chelsea−13.8%
32Westminster−14.3%
33City of London−14.6%

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