The new build market, area by area

Barking Riverside is one of London's largest regeneration projects, delivering around 10,800 new homes alongside a new station, school and riverside park on former industrial land.

The Wembley regeneration has delivered thousands of new homes, making Brent one of north-west London's most active and affordable new build markets.

Stratford, the Royal Docks and Custom House continue to absorb Olympic legacy investment, with the Elizabeth line cementing the borough as a cross-capital hub.

Canary Wharf's evolution into a residential district and the Whitechapel regeneration drive sustained investment, with the Elizabeth line improving cross-river access.

The Greenwich Peninsula and Woolwich regeneration continue to transform the riverside, with the Elizabeth line at Abbey Wood opening up the south-east of the borough.

Lewisham town centre and Deptford riverside regeneration, plus the Surrey Canal path, are drawing first-time buyers to one of south-east London's best-connected boroughs.

Walthamstow and Leyton have become east London's hottest market, with the Blackhorse Lane regeneration and Victoria line access driving strong first-time buyer demand.

Tottenham Hale and Wood Green regeneration are transforming the borough's former industrial core, with the Victoria line giving a sub-20-minute West End commute.

Croydon's town-centre regeneration, including the Westfield-anchored mixed-use scheme, is reshaping the core into a high-density residential district at south London's most competitive prices.

Ilford's town-centre transformation around the Elizabeth line station is drawing first-time buyers to this green, well-connected north-east London borough.

The Meridian Water regeneration at Edmonton is one of north London's largest housing schemes, bringing thousands of homes to the borough's green northern fringe.

The South Bank, Bermondsey, Canada Water and Elephant & Castle regeneration make Southwark one of London's most active riverside new build markets.

Romford's town-centre regeneration around the Elizabeth line station is drawing first-time buyers to east London's suburban fringe.

Ealing Broadway's regenerated town centre and Elizabeth line station have reinvigorated west London's 'Queen of the Suburbs', with Acton and Park Royal adding supply.

Thamesmead and Erith riverside regeneration offer some of Greater London's most affordable new build homes, with the Elizabeth line at Abbey Wood improving access.

Brentford riverside and Chiswick developments, plus Crossrail access, make Hounslow a strong-value west London choice near Heathrow.

The Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station regeneration — one of Europe's largest — continues to reshape the riverside, with the Northern line extension transforming connectivity.

Hayes and Uxbridge new builds around Elizabeth line stations offer west London living with Heathrow and Central London on the doorstep.

Sutton's affordable new builds and grammar schools make it a practical south London choice for first-time buyers and families.

Shoreditch, Dalston and Hackney Wick regeneration blend industrial heritage with modern design, making Hackney one of east London's most sought-after boroughs.

Vauxhall and Nine Elms, the South Bank and Brixton regeneration drive sustained investment across this central south London borough.

Colindale's transformation of the former RAF site and Mill Hill's boutique developments make Barnet one of north London's most active new build markets.

Wimbledon town-centre regeneration and Colliers Wood schemes draw families to the borough's renowned schools and abundant green space.

Kingston's riverside and town-centre regeneration offer south-west London living with excellent schools and shopping at competitive prices.

Harrow town-centre, Wealdstone and Rayners Lane developments offer north-west London family living with renowned schools and a hilltop setting.

Bromley town-centre, Beckenham and Orpington developments offer suburban space and excellent grammar schools in south-east London's largest borough.

Fulham riverside, Hammersmith town centre and the White City regeneration combine West London prestige with excellent transport and retail at Westfield.

The King's Cross regeneration — one of London's most celebrated — plus Camden Town and Kentish Town schemes keep Camden central and characterful.

Limited new build plots around the City Road basin, Angel and Holloway command premium prices in this fashionable north London borough.

New builds here are exceptionally rare and prestigious, with limited developments in one of London's most desirable and green boroughs.

Rare and prestigious residential developments around Barbican, Aldgate and the eastern fringe command benchmark prices at the heart of global finance.

Among London's most exclusive new builds, with luxury apartments near landmarks, parks and the West End setting benchmark prices.

Exceptionally rare new builds around Kensington High Street, Earl's Court and the Kensal Canalside regeneration command the highest prices in London.