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Where are property prices reducing in London?

Rentround has analysed which areas in London have the most people looking to sell their property that have experienced price reductions & by how much they’ve dropped (since initial listing) – there are some notable discoveries.

Where are property prices reducing in London?

Halifax this week published figures that showed in January property prices suffered their biggest fall since April last year.

Prices slipped by -0.3% in January across the UK, pushing property value down to its lowest level since October, at just under £252,000.

Adding to Londoners woes, The Times wrote this week about the exodus of workers impacting London property prices

The data is divided by area within London and it shows how many reduced properties are currently up for sale and by how much they’ve reduced by. We’ve removed towns that have less than 10 properties that have had their price reduced.

 

Table of where London houses have been reduced & their average reduction

The highest % reductions have been seen in Holland Park with properties that have been reduced since initial listing, dropping by an average of 24.

Holland Park isn’t the only badly hit area in Kensington and Chelsea. Hyde Park Corner, Kensington and South Kensington also have a high number of reduced properties

Notably, Paddington (37), Lisson Grove (31) and Marylbone (30) currently have the most properties for sale that have seen their initial asking price reduced.

 

 

# Town % price has reduced by since first listing Properties with reduced price since initial listing
1 Holland Park 24 10
2 Hyde Park Corner 23 10
3 Cubitt Town 22 10
4 Blackwall 22 11
5 Kilburn 22 10
6 Kensington 22 14
7 Brook Green 21 20
8 Westbourne Green 21 13
9 Marylebone 21 30
10 Fulham 21 12
11 West Brompton 20 14
12 Belgravia 20 19
13 Strand on the Green 20 12
14 Childs Hill 20 13
15 South Kensington 20 17
16 Bromley 19 15
17 Nine Elms 19 15
18 Brompton 19 10
19 Paddington 19 37
20 Bermondsey 19 10
21 St John’s Wood 19 18
22 Millbank 19 15
23 Croydon 19 11
24 Brentford 19 10
25 Stockwell 19 11
26 Bayswater 19 29
27 Richmond 19 13
28 Pimlico 19 14
29 Battersea 19 13
30 Chelsea 18 20
31 Shepherd’s Bush 18 12
32 Brixton 18 11
33 Sands End 18 14
34 Bloomsbury 18 12
35 Hammersmith 18 16
36 Clapham Junction 18 10
37 Earl’s Court 18 11
38 Vauxhall 18 13
39 Maitland Park 18 21
40 Church End 18 10
41 West Kensington 17 26
42 Belsize Park 17 12
43 Ealing 17 16
44 North Kensington 17 13
45 Lisson Grove 17 31

 

 

Comments from Raj Dosanjh, Rentround founder

 

The property market is on edge at the moment. The stamp duty holiday duration, end of furlough, Brexit and working from home practices are creating a real risk to London property prices and rental amounts.

It’s unclear if the news from Halifax warrants panic at this stage, or if it’s just a blip. Nevertheless it’s another thing to worry about for London property owners & landlords.

The price reductions appear to be centred towards the West & North West of London, which will worry property owners & landlords in those areas.

In parallel to this news, January saw the highest number of London landlords using our platform to compare letting agents fees & services.

Our data shows that guaranteed rent is a service in demand. Searches for this service increased by 22% over the last quarter, indicating landlords are looking to lock in some of their rental income.

However many letting agents on Rentround have pulled back their guaranteed rent services, or increased their prices. Landlords looking to obtain the security this service provides in the midst of worker migrations out of London (which will impact rental income), may find it difficult. 

 

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