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London House Prices & Affordability

Monthly data sourced from HM Land Registry UK House Price Index and ONS Housing Affordability. Last updated: .

Avg Price

£548,939

trending

Annual Change

-0%

Slight annual price decline

HPER (2024)

12.1×

House price ÷ median earnings

Overall Score

0/100

vs all UK regions

24-Month Price Trend

Average house price — monthly, HM Land Registry

24 months ago-1.5% over periodLatest

Affordability Analysis

London is one of the least affordable regions in the UK, with prices averaging £548,939 and an earnings ratio of 12.1× — budget and deposit planning are essential.

The house price to earnings ratio (HPER) of 12.1× means a median-priced home costs roughly 12.1 times the local median annual salary (data year: 2024). The UK average is typically 7–9×, with London often exceeding 12×.

At an average price of £548,939, London scores 0/100 for affordability — among the least affordable uk regions. Prices have changed by -0% over the past 12 months (slight annual price decline).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average house price in London in 2026?
The current average house price in London is £548,939, based on the latest HM Land Registry UK House Price Index. Prices have changed by -0% over the past 12 months.
Is London affordable for first-time buyers?
London has a house price to earnings ratio (HPER) of 12.1×, meaning the average property costs roughly 12.1 times the local median annual salary. Among the least affordable UK regions. The UK average HPER is typically 7–9×.
How have house prices changed in London over the past year?
London house prices fell by 0.0% over the past 12 months to an average of £548,939, according to HM Land Registry data updated monthly.

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