October 2026 report
Area reports · London · Bromley
London · Local authority district

Bromley

How Bromley compares with the 316 districts of England and Wales on prices, market activity, people, homes, transport and safety, from the same data our valuations use.

Price per m²
£6,903
+5.9% on the year
HPAI Property Index
70/100
Ranked 13th of 316 districts
Sales a month
279
-26% on the year
Recorded crime
68 per 1,000
Median district 71

HPAI Swatch

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Top row: how things areBottom row: which way they are moving
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Price per m²

£6,903/m²

Median price per square metre over the last 12 months, all property types.

Band 8/8Score 19/20 Weight in the index 15%

Areas alike

Districts with the most similar character to Bromley: price level, sales, energy efficiency, density, rail use, crime and carbon, from the HPAI Swatch. Useful if you like this area but want to compare options.

Havering
90% alike
Same band for rail use, crime
Lower-carbon homesMore energy-efficient homes
Richmond upon Thames
88% alike
Same band for price, rail use
Lower crime: 56 per 1,000Smaller market: 165 sales a monthPrices falling there (-5.5%)
Bath and North East Somerset
84% alike
Same band for energy efficiency
Less dense: 592/km²Cheaper: £4,898/m²Prices falling there (-0.3%)
Stockport
84% alike
Same band for sales, density, carbon
Cheaper: £3,964/m²Less energy-efficient homesPrices falling there (-1.6%)
Redbridge
83% alike
Same band for price, rail use
Smaller market: 137 sales a monthDenser: 5,836/km²
Enfield
81% alike
Same band for price, energy efficiency, rail use
Lower-carbon homesSmaller market: 149 sales a month

Alike but cheaper

Similar character, at least 15% lower price per m² than Bromley's £6,903

Stockport
92% alike
Same band for sales, density, carbon
Cheaper: £3,964/m²Less energy-efficient homesPrices falling there (-1.6%)
Wirral
91% alike
Same band for sales, density, rail use
Cheaper: £2,845/m²Higher-carbon homes
Solihull
87% alike
Cheaper: £4,040/m²More energy-efficient homesPrices falling there (-1.0%)
Sefton
86% alike
Same band for density, rail use
Cheaper: £2,994/m²Higher-carbon homes

Buying costs

At today's 5.36% five-year fixed mortgage rate (August 2026), a typical flat in Bromley (£336,000) costs about £1,527 a month with a 25% deposit over 25 years. With inflation at 3.1%, prices are up 2.8% on the year in real terms.

Market conditions

Latest published, August 2026

5.36%5-year fixed mortgage rate (75% loan-to-value, Bank of England) +0.50 points on a year ago
3.1%Inflation (CPI, ONS) 3.8% a year ago

Repayment calculator

Starts from the median price of each property type in Bromley (last 12 months). Change any figure.

£1,527a month
Loan
£252,000
Deposit
£84,000
Total interest
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Income lenders may look for (4.5×)
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A guide only: repayment mortgage at a fixed rate for the whole term; lenders' rates, fees and criteria vary.

Prices

Homes in Bromley sell for £6,903 per m² (12-month median, all property types), 12% below the London median. Prices rose 5.9% over the last year.

Price per m², last 10 years

12-month median, all property types, against the region and the median district in England and Wales

By property type

Last 12 months

Type£/m²YearMedian price
Detached5,690 -6.5%£882,500
Semi-detached6,014 -0.0%£682,500
Terraced6,190 +5.3%£597,500
Flat6,177 +8.2%£336,000

Market

About 3,344 homes sold in the last 12 months, 30% of them flats. Activity is down 26% on a year ago.

Sales a month

Open-market sales registered with HM Land Registry; the line is the 12-month average

What sells

Sales by property type, last 12 months

People & homes

339,878 people live in Bromley, 2,264 per km² across 150.1 km². The population changed by +0.6% in the last year.

Population

ONS mid-year estimates (projected after the latest year)

Homes and energy

Energy Performance Certificates and ONS

64Average EPC scoreBand 3 of 8
3.9 tCO₂ a home a yearBand 4 of 8
2,264Residents per km²Band 6 of 8

Transport

27 rail stations with 32.6 million entries and exits in 2025. Bromley South accounts for 19%.

Rail stations

Entries and exits, 2025 (Office of Rail and Road), with the change on the previous year

Safety

68 recorded crimes per 1,000 residents a year (Apr 2025 - Mar 2026), higher than 45% of districts; the median district has 71. Crime is down 3.0% on the year.

Recorded crime, 12 months to each March

Home Office police recorded crime; anti-social behaviour isn't recorded crime

Main types

Recorded crimes, Apr 2025 - Mar 2026

Schools

91 schools take primary-age pupils and 35 secondary-age, 57,429 pupils in all. Distances to a particular home, and admissions rules, are in each valuation report.

Latest inspection outcomes

Ofsted, in Ofsted's own terms; report cards (from November 2025) have no overall grade; Welsh schools are inspected by Estyn

How hard it is to get in

First-choice applications and offers, latest entry year (DfE, England)

Value a home in Bromley

Free instant valuation using the same data as this report: recent sales, local price trends and the HPAI Swatch.

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October 2026 report: as up to date as it can be. Every figure is the latest each source has published. Where an official source runs behind (population, rail passengers), we project it forward to today from its own trend and mark it as projected. Latest periods:

  • Sales and prices: to August 2026 (HM Land Registry)
  • Recorded crime: year to March 2026 (Home Office)
  • Population: mid-2025 estimates, projected to date (ONS)
  • Rail passengers: year to March 2025, projected after that (Office of Rail and Road)
  • Schools: latest published inspections and admissions (Ofsted, DfE)
  • Energy and homes: certificates lodged to date (EPC register)

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