Area guides
Rent bands, commute reality, green space and street-level honesty for the neighbourhoods we cover best. Written by people who walk them weekly.
Glass towers, dockside calm and the fastest commute in London. Studios to family duplexes, new-build aplenty, weekends quieter than newcomers expect.
Warehouse conversions, Victorian streets and the creative economy on your doorstep. Premium rents, walkable everything, nightlife you either love or learn from.
Village centre, royal park, river path and the DLR into town. Period houses, sensible rents and the strongest community feel on our patch.
Rent bands, realistically
What a typical home costs by type across our patch, as indicative monthly figures for orientation. Live figures come with every real enquiry.
| Home type | Canary Wharf E14 | Shoreditch E1 | Greenwich SE10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio flat | £1,550–1,800 | £1,650–1,950 | £1,250–1,500 |
| 1 bedroom | £1,900–2,300 | £2,100–2,600 | £1,500–1,850 |
| 2 bedrooms | £2,600–3,300 | £2,900–3,800 | £2,000–2,600 |
| 3+ bedrooms | £3,400–4,500 | £3,800–5,200 | £2,700–3,600 |
Indicative demonstration ranges for home-type orientation only, pending client onboarding. Actual rents vary by condition, floor, layout and timing; every valuation we issue comes with comparables you can check.

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