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95% CI £10,200–£13,900 per m² · n = 31 matched sales
The median sold price in EC4A (London) is £12,900 per square metre (£1,200 per ft²), based on 31 matched sales in the 60 months to July 2026, at a median sale price of £570,000.
Map of 33 sales in EC4A in the last 60 months; median £12,900 per square metre. Full details are in the sold-prices table below.
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£12,900
n = 31 matched sales
£570,000
n = 33 sales
| Property type | Median £/m² | Matched sales |
|---|---|---|
| Flat | £12,900/m² | n = 31 |
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£568,000
44 m² at the median £/m² across all tenures · n = 31 matched sales (last 60 months)
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HM Land Registry sold prices to July 2026 (registrations lag sales by 2–8 weeks) · updated July 2026 · how these figures are made
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RealScout, "House prices per square metre in EC4A", dataset version 2026-07, https://realscout.uk/property-prices/ec4a. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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