Brexit: how London house prices have changed in the six years since the UK voted to leave the EU

House prices in London have risen slower than any other region in the UK since the Brexit referendum six years ago, with the capital hit the hardest by a continuous stream of disruption.

The cost of the average home in the capital — now £529,737 — has risen by 12.7 per cent since July 2016 when average prices were £466,713. London growth has been far outpaced by the rest of the country and is half the rate of the second slowest region, the northeast.