Most and fewest households: London boroughs (2021)

Croydon had the highest number of households of London’s 33 boroughs in 2021, at 152,946.

City of London had the lowest, at 4,914. The middle borough, Redbridge, had 103,713.

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Households for every council in London, highest first. Councils without a figure are listed last with the reason.
Rank	Council	Value
1	Croydon	152,946
2	Barnet	148,917
3	Wandsworth	137,393
4	Bromley	135,827
5	Lambeth	134,688
6	Ealing	133,659
7	Southwark	130,818
8	Lewisham	122,392
9	Enfield	120,923
10	Tower Hamlets	120,539
11	Brent	118,612
12	Newham	115,507
13	Greenwich	114,052
14	Hillingdon	109,228
15	Hackney	106,081
16	Haringey	105,092
17	Redbridge	103,713
18	Hounslow	102,961
19	Waltham Forest	102,901
20	Havering	101,277
21	Islington	96,496
22	Bexley	95,300
23	Westminster	94,815
24	Camden	92,759
25	Harrow	89,642
26	Sutton	82,348
27	Merton	81,729
28	Hammersmith and Fulham	81,244
29	Richmond upon Thames	80,705
30	Barking and Dagenham	73,902
31	Kensington and Chelsea	66,884
32	Kingston upon Thames	65,626
33	City of London	4,914

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