A backlog of central London residents searching for more space in the work-from-home era may have contributed to the 27% increase in prices in the W4 postcode during the period.

In comparison, the coldest 10 postcodes are in central London, starting with Covent Garden (10 per cent), then Mayfair-Marylebone (10 per cent), and Earl’s Court (SW5). Paddington-Bayswater and ...

The top five postcodes are dominated by residential areas in zones three and four, which offer family-sized homes in family-orientated locations that are comparatively affordable and very commutable.

SW7 (South Kensington and Knightsbridge) is the most expensive postcode in London to rent, with rooms costing an average of £1,632 per month. East Ham, on the other hand, is the cheapest, at £775.

It’s official: 7 London neighbourhoods are the UK’s best places to live in 2025 The Sunday Times has named a ‘diverse, vibrant and cool’ east London postcode the city’s best place to live ...

London is well known for its lovely, leafy enclaves, many of them once home to artists, squatters or even ordinary middle class families. Nowadays the very loveliest of these postcodes have average ...

In London’s W1 postcode, where the Crossrail’s Tottenham Court Road and Bond Street stations are located, the average property price has jumped by 215% since 2008, up from £725,603 (US ...