REVEALED: The richest neighborhoods in London in 2021

London is now one of the most expensive cities to live in the world. Here’s a look at the 11 richest neighbourhoods in London. The CEOWORLD magazine has published a list of ten neighbourhoods in London with the largest proportion of high-income residents, starting with the City of Westminster…

With an average property price of £3 million, the City of Westminster, home to London’s foremost landmarks, is the most expensive place in London to buy a house. Kensington (No. 2) is one of London’s original most affluent neighbourhoods, here, you can expect to pay upwards of £2.8 million to bag yourself your dream property. Properties in Chelsea (No. 3) currently average around £2.3 million, with Camden following at an average price of more than £1.8 million.

5th on the list is Hammersmith and Fulham, by the river, where an average home will set you back more than £964,000, followed by Hackney at £933,000. Richmond upon Thames is next with a price tag of just under £838,000.

Where are the most expensive neighbourhoods to live in London?

1. Westminster – £3 million
2. Kensington – £2.8 million
3. Chelsea – £2.3 million
4. Camden – £1.8 million
5. Hammersmith and Fulham – £964,000
6. Hackney – £933,000
7. Richmond upon Thames – £838,000
8. Lambeth – £834,000
9. Wandsworth – £803,000
10. Islington – £796,000
11. Barnet – £695,000

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