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N° 01Ealing · The market

Renting in Ealing, in numbers.

Here's what the Ealing market says about what a home costs, how that changes with a bedroom, and what you get for the money.

Median rent

£2,200

a month, 12% below the London median

Typical two-bed

£2,300

the most common home here

Typical size

642 sq ft

where floor area is given

N° 02The price ladder

What a bedroom costs in Ealing.

Median asking rent, with the middle half of the market shown as a bar. Only sizes with enough listings to be worth a number appear.

Studio
£1,500
1 bed
£1,800
2 beds
£2,300
3 beds
£2,850
4 beds
£3,501
£0£5,000

Middle half of the marketMedian

What a budget reaches here

A median says what a size costs. This says how much of Ealing a figure actually reaches, measured against the same listings.

N° 03Price over time

What Ealing asked, month by month.

Each listing counts once, in the month we first saw it, at the price it first asked. The latest month runs to 5 October 2026.

Median listing price since we started watching5 months, June to October 2026
£2,800£1,900£2,350£2,200£2,301£2,265JunJulAugSepOct

All sizesTwo-bed

Median listing price since we started watching
MonthMedian rent, all sizesMedian rent, two-bedListings
June 2026£2,350£2,301177
July 2026£2,200£2,250188
August 2026£2,495£2,400143
September 2026£2,225£2,400212
October 2026£2,200£2,265257

Between 143 and 257 listings a month, inside the same price band as every other figure here.

N° 04The haggle

When the price moves, it usually moves down.

Of the price changes we've recorded in Ealing, 86% were reductions. Asking rents here soften after listing more often than they firm up, which is worth remembering before you treat the number in the ad as final.

When one does fall in Ealing, it typically drops 6.7%, or about £200 a month, usually within 32 days of us first seeing the listing. Across London the typical fall is 5.7% and takes about 31 days, so Ealing runs deeper than the London typical. Based on 125 reductions of 1% or more.

N° 05Where they cluster

Ealing rents around these neighbourhoods.

The neighbourhoods around the stations that come up most often as the nearest one to a Ealing listing.

  • Ealing Broadway

    Also known as Ealing Common, Hanger Lane, North Ealing, Park Royal, West Acton and Hanger Hill. Postcode W5.

  • North Acton

    Also known as Acton Central, Acton Main Line, Acton Town, South Acton and East Acton. Postcode W3.

  • West Ealing

    Also known as Walpole. Postcode W13.

  • Greenford

    Also known as Northolt Park, Greenford Broadway, Central Greenford and North Greenford. Postcodes UB6 and UB5.

  • Southall

    Also known as Dormers Wells, Lady Margaret, Southall Broadway, Southall West and Southall Green. Postcodes UB1 and UB2.

  • Hanwell

    Also known as Hanwell Broadway and North Hanwell. Postcode W7.

N° 06How to read this

These numbers come from Roost's own pipeline: Ealing listings gathered from estate agents across London between 8 March to 5 October 2026. Snapshot taken 5 October 2026.

It's what agents are marketing, not a census. It skews toward flats and toward the agents whose sites we watch, so it describes the market you'd actually meet while searching, not every home in Ealing. Medians throughout, because a handful of prime listings pull an average upward and tell you nothing about your search.

Rents below £500 or above £15,000 a month are set aside as data errors or ultra-prime outliers. Where a figure would rest on too few listings to trust, we leave it blank rather than guess.

N° 07Nearby

Closest to Ealing.

The boroughs whose listings sit nearest Ealing, closest first. Worth a look if your search is really about somewhere rather than exactly here.

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