# Bromley Property Market Summary
Bromley represents a substantial segment of London's property market with nearly 30,000 properties and an average price of £322,516. The area has experienced notable volatility over recent years, with average transaction prices fluctuating considerably. Following a decline from £577,690 in 2017 to £527,670 in 2019, the market rebounded sharply during the pandemic, peaking at £694,218 in 2021. Since then, prices have stabilised in the £580,000-£620,000 range, with 2025 figures showing resilience at £618,789, though transaction volumes have decreased significantly from their 2021 peak of 1,310 sales to 598 sales.
The borough offers relative affordability compared to inner London whilst maintaining strong transport links and green spaces, making it attractive to families and commuters. The recent price trends suggest a maturing market following post-pandemic exuberance, with values settling into a more sustainable pattern. However, the 2026 data (based on just four sales at £958,000) should be treated cautiously due to the limited sample size and likely reflects high-end transactions rather than broader market direction. Overall, Bromley continues to demonstrate its appeal as an established outer London location with steady demand.
The average house price in Bromley, Greater London is £322,516. Prices range from £100 to £58,603,529.
There are 29,812 properties in Bromley with 38,849 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Bromley is £237,000, compared to an average of £322,516.
Bromley has 8,841 terraced properties, 8,718 flat / maisonette properties, 7,512 semi-detached properties, 4,292 detached properties.
Average house prices in Bromley have risen by 948% from £91,415 in 1995 to £958,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Bromley by number of properties include Widmore Road, Westmoreland Road, Downham Way, Homesdale Road, Oaklands Road.
Bromley is located in Greater London, in the Bromley district.