Discover Fulham’s real estate landscape through our detailed property data. 

We provide insights for finding your ideal Fulham residence or making informed investment decisions. Our data-driven approach ensures a seamless transition into your new home or investment property. 

Explore market trends and prime opportunities in Fulham with our expert insights, empowering your property journey with knowledge and confidence.

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2019 – 2023

From 2019 to 2023, Fulham experienced a dynamic real estate landscape with 4,371 property sales. This vibrant London enclave accommodates 38,828 households within its bounds, sustaining a diverse community comprising 87,471 individuals. The distribution of residential properties reveals the area’s versatility, as 45.3% comprise 1-2 bedroom homes, 40.2% feature 3-4 bedrooms, and 14.4% consist of residences with five bedrooms or more. These statistics underline Fulham’s appeal to a broad spectrum of homeowners, offering an array of housing options to cater to varied preferences and lifestyles.

2019 – 2023

The average sold prices in Fulham exhibited a consistent and notable upward trajectory from 2019 to 2023. Over this period, there was a discernible increase in property values, demonstrating sustained growth in the real estate market within the area. This consistent rise in average sold prices suggests a trend of increasing demand and appreciation for properties in Fulham across these years. The overall difference between prices in 2019 and 2023 was nearly £200,000.

Between 2019 and 2023, the number of properties sold annually experienced steady growth. In 2022, there was a slight decline in sales compared to the previous year, but the number of properties sold surpassed the figures for 2019 and 2020. This declined again in 2023 with less properties sold at the highest average price over the 5 year period.

The average sold price displayed an upward trend each year, indicating a consistent increase in property values over this period. The average square footage fluctuated across all these years, increasing year on year.

Interestingly, the price per square foot reached its peak in 2020, a time coinciding with the COVID pandemic. In 2021, the price per square foot returned to a rate very similar to that of 2019. However, by 2022, while it increased again, it didn’t reach the high prices observed in 2020.

The size of a property has a significant impact on its value, and potential investors may find it valuable to examine how sizes vary concerning the number of rooms. Notably, the average size difference between a 1 or 2 bedroom property and a 3 or 4 bedroom property is almost exactly double, aligning with the expectations for larger homes.

Expanding to a 5 or 6 bedroom property sees the space increase by approximately 1.6 times compared to a 3 or 4 bedroom property. For those considering even larger homes, specifically 7 bedrooms or more, an additional 800 sq/ft can be expected compared to a 5 or 6 bedroom property. 

Over the past five years in Fulham, there has been a fairly balanced distribution between freehold and leasehold properties, although leasehold properties have emerged as both the most popular and widely available. Freehold properties, on average, featured four bedrooms with a selling price averaging around £1.7 million. In contrast, leasehold properties had an average of two bedrooms and were sold at an average price of £750,000.

58%

Leasehold: Average Price Paid

£751,836.48

Amount of properties sold: 2,540

Average price per sq/ft: £789.52

42%

Freehold Average Price Paid

£1,746,468.54

Amount of properties sold: 1,824

Average price per sq/ft: £1,726.06

This data highlights the diverse landscape of property types in Fulham, with notable differences in both sales volume and average prices. Terraced houses and flats stand out as the most prevalent property types, collectively constituting a significant portion of the market, with 1,740 terraced houses and 2,480 flats sold. The average prices demonstrate a hierarchy, with detached and semi detached houses commanding the highest average price of £2,609,500.00, followed by semi-detached terraced houses at £1,673,886.38 and flats at £749,256.41.