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House prices per square metre in Romford

Across the 7 postcode districts of the Romford post town, district medians run from £4,900 to £5,610 per square metre, based on 1,386 sales matched to an EPC floor area over each district's own sales window, 12 to 24 months of HM Land Registry data.

Romford districts, ranked

Each district's median price per square metre, most expensive first, with its matched-sale count (the median's own denominator) and its own ten-year change. Bars share one scale: this town's most expensive district.

  1. RM4 Abridge£5,610/m²· 51 matched sales · +2.5% a year over 10 years
  2. RM2 Gidea Park£5,260/m²· 133 matched sales · +2.4% a year over 10 years
  3. RM5 Collier Row£5,130/m²· 183 matched sales · +3.1% a year over 10 years
  4. RM1 Rise Park£4,960/m²· 261 matched sales · +2.0% a year over 10 years
  5. RM7 Rush Green£4,940/m²· 261 matched sales · +2.7% a year over 10 years
  6. RM3 Harold Wood£4,930/m²· 329 matched sales · +3.7% a year over 10 years
  7. RM6 Chadwell Heath£4,900/m²· 168 matched sales · +2.6% a year over 10 years

Frequently asked questions

What does a square metre cost in Romford?

It depends where in Romford: across the 7 postcode districts of the post town, district medians currently run from £4,900 to £5,610 per square metre, over 1,386 sales matched to an EPC floor area over each district's own sales window, 12 to 24 months. Each district page carries its own median, spread and individual sales.

Why is there no single Romford median?

Because RealScout would have to invent it. A true town-wide median needs every sale pooled across the districts, which is a different computation from the district medians shown here, and an average of medians is not a median. The honest town-level facts are the range and the district table, and both are shown; nothing is synthesised.

Which areas count as Romford here?

The postcode districts of the Romford post town, as recorded in the sale addresses of HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Post towns are a postal unit, so the boundary is the Royal Mail's rather than the council's: a district can serve the town and reach beyond it.

Romford sits in the London region. See where its districts rank in the league tables, compare two of them side by side, or take the free dataset.