Ealing Property Market Update: What the Latest Numbers Mean for Homeowners

The latest data from Zoopla shows that house prices in Ealing have risen by 0.7% over the past year. That’s an increase of around £3,600 on the average home in the borough.

While the national average is a little higher, which is 1.4% year-on-year, Ealing still holds a strong position when it comes to overall value. The typical property here is now worth £517,200, nearly double the UK average of £271,000.

A Market That’s Slowing, Not Stalling

Growth has clearly cooled compared to the fast-paced market of recent years, but homes in Ealing are still gaining value. Month-on-month figures show slight increases, and over the past five years, average prices in the borough have climbed by 8.1%.

This points to a market that’s maturing, not declining. Price growth may be slower, but demand remains steady. Especially in areas with strong transport links, well-rated schools, and good access to green space.

What We’re Seeing on the Ground

At Leslie & Co, we continue to see a healthy level of interest from buyers, particularly those relocating from other parts of London or moving locally for more space. Well-presented homes that are priced correctly are still selling, and sellers who are realistic about the current market conditions are finding success.

For buyers, this period of steadier price movement can offer more breathing room. It’s a chance to act without the pressure of rapidly rising prices, while still investing in an area with a strong long-term track record.

Looking Ahead

It’s unlikely we’ll see major price spikes in the short term, but the fundamentals that make Ealing a desirable place to live haven’t changed. From its mix of period homes and new builds to its vibrant high streets and excellent schools, Ealing continues to offer lasting value.

If you're thinking about your next move, whether buying, selling, or simply curious about what your home is worth, the friendly team at Leslie & Co is here to help.