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New builds in W6: what they really sell for.

3 new-build homes sold in W6 in the last 12 months, 1% of all sales. New flat homes sold for a median £752,500, 36.8% more than existing ones.

London, covering Addison, Avonmore, Brook Green, Chiswick Homefields, Fulham Reach, Grove, Hammersmith Broadway, Ravenscourt.

New homes sold

3

1% of sales, last 12 months

New-build premium

+36.8%

Flat homes

Resold, vs market

-3.2%

Market +0.3%

Energy bills

~£374/yr

100% have solar

Developments

Where new homes have sold

New streets with three or more new-build sales in the last two years. Price per m² uses floor areas from each home's energy certificate.

Civic AvenueW6 9GS, W6 9GT · flat · 42 sold · latest Aug 2026
£595k–£1155k£12,206/m²
Glenthorne RoadW6 0DJ · flat · 9 sold · latest Dec 2025
£520k–£870k£9,529/m²

The premium

New against existing homes

Median sold prices over the last two years. New homes are often a different size, so this is a guide rather than a like-for-like comparison.

Flat

+36.8%

New £753k · existing £550k

52 new-build sales

Resale

Do new builds in W6 hold their value?

Bought new, resold

-3.2%

Local market, same years

+0.3%

Kept pace

41 of 110

Typically held 5 years

Homes in W6 that Land Registry records as bought new and later resold, against the UK house price index for the same type of home and years. Shared-ownership first sales are left out.

Running costs

What new homes here cost to run

Energy bills

~£374/yr

Typical 75 m² home

Typical rating

EPC B

Solar panels

100%

of homes

Heat pumps

0%

of homes

From the energy certificates of 16 recently built homes. Certificate costs use standard assumptions, so compare them rather than budget on them. A typical older D-rated home costs nearer £1,800 a year.

HM Land Registry price paid data, standard sales only, to September 2026. New homes appear once their sale is registered, usually a few weeks after completion.

Questions

How much more do new builds cost in W6?

Over the last two years, new flat homes in W6 sold for a median £752,500 against £550,000 for existing ones, a difference of +36.8%. New homes are often a different size or spec, so compare price per square metre for a specific plot.

Do new builds in W6 hold their value?

110 homes in W6 bought new and later resold changed by a median -3.2%, typically after 5 years. The local market moved +0.3% over the same periods, so buyers of new homes generally lost some of the new-build premium.

Which new developments are selling in W6?

Recent new-build sales recorded by Land Registry in W6 include Civic Avenue, Glenthorne Road. New streets appear once the first homes complete.

How do I know if a new build in W6 is fairly priced?

Compare the asking price per square metre with plots already sold on the development, allow for the new-build premium, and negotiate extras as well as price. Proptel's new-build check does this for one plot for £9.99, with the extras to ask for and a letter for the sales office.

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