Kingsbury
Kingsbury is a neighbourhood in London with a population of 30,194.
Kingsbury is a neighbourhood in London with a population of 30,194. The median property price is £520,000, with 170 sales recorded in the past 12 months. Flats median at £320,000, terraces at £555,500, detached houses at £1,000,000, and semi-detached at £592,000. Prices per square metre average £4,057. Deprivation levels are mixed: about 35 per cent of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived. Air quality is moderate, with nitrogen dioxide at 16.3 annual mean and particulate matter at 8.1 annual mean. There is no flood risk in flood zones 3 or general flood zones. Broadband connectivity is strong, with 88.7 per cent gigabit capable and 98.7 per cent superfast. The area contains 8 conservation areas including St Andrews, Buck Lane and Roe Green Village, plus 15 listed buildings. Kingsbury falls within the London Borough of Brent council area. Band D council tax is £2,235.27 for 2026/27.
Data updated 2026/2025. Kingsbury, London — a free, sourced local-area report from Acreright. Every figure shows its source and date; where the data isn't reliable we say so rather than guess.
This district. Figures below lead with Kingsbury’s own data where it exists; wider-area statistics are clearly labelled.
Within London, Kingsbury ranks 17th cheapest of 33, 20th safest and 28th most affordable.
Sold prices in Kingsbury have risen 17% over the last five years (UK House Price Index).
About 35% of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived than Kingsbury (English Indices of Deprivation, decile 4 of 10, national basis). More deprived than in 2019 (decile 5 then).
Investment context: a gross rental yield of about 5.2% (area median rent against the median sold price) — appraise a specific property at /appraisal/kingsbury.
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Kingsbury is a neighbourhood in London with a population of 30,194.