Harrow homes average £466,853 in London property price analysis
The HA1 postcode area ranks among the more affordable locations for property purchases within the capital.
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The average price for a home in Harrow's HA1 postcode area is £466,853, according to analysis of property sales data. This figure positions Harrow as a relatively affordable location for those looking to buy property within the capital.
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The data, compiled by MyLondon, surveyed property prices across London's postcode areas over the 12 months leading up to the end of August. The analysis reveals a wide disparity in property values across the city. The SE28 postcode area, encompassing Thamesmead, recorded the lowest average sale price at £327,486. Other areas with lower average prices include DA8 (Erith) at £348,468 and IG11 (Barking) at £350,162.
In contrast, the most expensive areas for property purchases are concentrated in prime central London locations. Belgravia's SW1X postcode area leads the list with an average sale price of £4,725,343. Mayfair, within the W1K postcode, follows closely with an average of £4,221,003. Other high-value areas include W1U (Marylebone) at £2,677,740 and SW1W (Belgravia) at £2,612,641.
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Within this broader London market, Harrow's HA1 postcode, which includes Harrow town centre, falls into the mid-range of property prices. Other Harrow postcodes also feature in the full dataset, with HA2 (North Harrow) at £492,024, HA3 (Harrow Weald) at £524,959, HA5 (Pinner) at £697,737, and HA7 (Stanmore) at £600,972. These figures indicate varying property values across different neighbourhoods within the borough.
The analysis considered postcode areas that are either fully or partially within London, acknowledging that some may extend into neighbouring counties. The data provides a snapshot of the market over the specified 12-month period.
Questions this report answers
+What is the average home sale price in Harrow?
The average home sale price in Harrow's HA1 postcode area is £466,853. This figure places Harrow among the more affordable locations for property buyers within London, according to recent data.
+What is the cheapest place to buy a home in London?
The cheapest place to buy a home in London is the SE28 postcode area, with an average sale price of £327,486. This is based on sales data from the 12 months leading up to the end of August.
+What is the most expensive area to buy property in London?
The most expensive area to buy property in London is Belgravia's SW1X postcode area, where homes sold for an average of £4,725,343. This figure reflects properties with at least 20 sales in the last 12 months.
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