The London Grade Report

1,770,502 graded homes · updated from the EPC register

The average London home is a C — and 42% of the town's homes could reach a B or better.

C
Town Grade
The most common grade among current certificates in London. Average score 69.5.

Grade distribution

Share of London homes per grade, current certificates.

2832
322488
713337
567673
143332
16540
4561
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Grade by construction era

Older homes grade lower — and have the most headroom.

Pre-1900
D62.2
1900–1929
D63.3
1930–1949
D64.5
1950–1966
D67.2
1967–1982
C69
1983–1995
C71.5
1996 onwards
C80.5

Best-graded streets

Streets with at least 10 graded homes.

1Athos CloseN2 · 12 homesA2Tulett AvenueN20 · 16 homesA3Prodigal SquareE8 · 58 homesA4Holdron StreetSE15 · 10 homesA5Foxley MewsN20 · 16 homesA

Most upgraded streets

Biggest average score gain from regrades, last 3 years.

1Lillieshall RoadSW4 · 9 homes+36.8 pts2Courthouse RoadN12 · 6 homes+36 pts3Finchs Court MewsE14 · 8 homes+35.3 pts4Milton Garden EstateN16 · 12 homes+34.8 pts5Manton AvenueW7 · 5 homes+33.2 pts

London by district

Most common grade per postcode district.

E
0.5% of London rental stock sits below the MEES line.
Rentals need a minimum grade by law — E today, direction of travel C. 796,635 rented homes on record.
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