4,208 people · median £875,000 · Westminster
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Soho is a densely populated London neighbourhood with a median house price of £875,000, based on 141 sales in the past year. Flats dominate the market at 78 sales with a median of £867,500, while terraced houses are rare. Prices have declined significantly over five years.
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The area has elevated nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter levels. About 35 per cent of neighbourhoods in England are more deprived than Soho overall, though living environment scores are notably poor. The population of 4,208 is predominantly young professionals: median age 36.4 years, with 42.7 per cent aged 25–44. One-person households account for 54.6 per cent of the 2,381 homes. Just 17.2 per cent of housing is owner-occupied; 52.1 per cent is privately rented and 29.0 per cent socially rented. Education levels are high, with 63.0 per cent of residents holding Level 4 qualifications or above. The neighbourhood contains 430 listed buildings across 16 conservation areas including Bloomsbury and Chinatown, governed by Westminster City Council.
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