Prices
The median sold price in Brent is £520,000.
Neighbourhoods
- Queen's Park
- Kenton
- College Park
- Brondesbury
- Cricklewood
- Preston
- North Wembley
- Mapesbury
- Kensal Town
- Kilburn
- Kingsbury
- Sudbury Hill
- Wembley
- Willesden
- Dollis Hill
- Colindale
- Maida Hill
- Alperton
- Twyford
- Sudbury
- Harlesden
- West Hendon
Schools
Brent’s schools: 93% of inspected schools are rated Good or Outstanding.
Crime
Brent records 10.1 crimes per 1,000 residents a month.
Sold price trend +8.2%
The district at a glance each strip is where Brent sits on the London range — click through for the full section
The area in short district AI summary
Brent is a London borough with a median property price of £520,000 and an affordability ratio of 14.5. The area has 134,587 dwellings, with flats representing 56.7% of accommodation. About 58.1% of homes have EPC ratings of C or above.
Read the full area story →
Crime recorded 3,423 incidents in August 2026, with violent crime and anti-social behaviour as the top categories. The population of 339,816 has a median age of 35.9 years. Residents born outside the UK account for 56.1% of the population. Owner-occupied homes comprise 38.4% of households. The area has 60 primary and 15 secondary schools; 43 of 46 Ofsted-rated schools are rated good or better. Public transport usage is significant at 33.5% for commuting. About 25% of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived than Brent. Air quality is moderate, with annual mean nitrogen dioxide at 18.5 and PM2.5 at 8.3. Gigabit broadband is available to 81.3% of premises. Life expectancy is 79.9 years for males and 85.7 years for females.
What's happening here
Loading local news…
Local voices
Loading local notes…
All figures, sources and dates
Keep exploring
⇄ Compare Brent with Ealing side-by-side →Where Brent ranks in London →Could Brent be a good investment? Yields & returns →One short email when this area’s prices, crime and schools figures update. No accounts, no spam, one-click unsubscribe. Privacy.