# Wembley Property Market Summary
Wembley's property market demonstrates notable volatility, with the current average price of £351,043 across over 20,000 properties. The area experienced significant fluctuations between 2017 and 2025, peaking dramatically at £1.37 million in 2020 before entering a sustained downward trajectory. Recent years show a clear cooling trend, with average prices declining from £597,345 in 2023 to £544,096 in 2025, representing a consistent year-on-year softening in values.
The market's distinctive character is shaped by strong sales volumes, particularly evident in 2017 (1,408 transactions) and 2022 (1,356 transactions), indicating consistent buyer activity despite price fluctuations. Wembley's appeal stems from its exceptional transport connectivity via the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, proximity to the iconic Wembley Stadium, and ongoing regeneration schemes that continue to transform the area. The substantial property stock and sustained transaction levels suggest a liquid market, though recent price adjustments indicate a normalisation following the exceptional 2020-2021 period. The area remains popular with both investors and families seeking relatively affordable options within northwest London.
The average house price in Wembley, Greater London is £351,043. Prices range from £250 to £157,100,000.
There are 20,424 properties in Wembley with 25,082 recorded transactions since 1995.
The median house price in Wembley is £225,000, compared to an average of £351,043.
Wembley has 9,430 flat / maisonette properties, 5,557 semi-detached properties, 4,031 terraced properties, 921 detached properties.
Average house prices in Wembley have risen by 480.1% from £70,677 in 1995 to £410,000 in 2026.
The most popular streets in Wembley by number of properties include Empire Way, North End Road, Harrow Road, Harrow Road, Hatton Road.
Wembley is located in Greater London, in the Brent district.