Haringey, Greater London N17
Property prices, crime rates, traffic levels and market trends for Haringey, Greater London (N17). Everything you need to judge whether it's the right place to live.
About Haringey, Greater London
Haringey, specifically the N17 postcode area encompassing Tottenham, offers a vibrant and diverse living experience. The area boasts a rich multicultural tapestry, with residents from various backgrounds contributing to a unique and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Tottenham's history is interwoven with its present, evident in landmarks like Bruce Castle Park and the iconic Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, offering green spaces and a major sporting attraction. However, pockets of deprivation exist, and while regeneration efforts are ongoing, some areas may present challenges. The presence of established communities and a range of amenities provides a counterpoint to these difficulties. The area shows a mix of old and new, reflecting both its historical roots and ongoing development.
Property Prices in Haringey, Greater London
Median sale prices by property type, based on HM Land Registry transactions.
The typical property in Haringey, Greater London now sells for £440,000, down 2.6% from last year.
Median Price Trend
Median sale price by year, compared to Greater London and national figures.
Annual Price Growth
Haringey, Greater London is showing exceptional growth with values rising 0.9% faster than the Greater London area average.
Properties here are commanding premium prices compared to the wider Greater London area, suggesting strong local factors driving demand.
Premium prices suggest high competition — consider exploring nearby areas for better value or be prepared to act quickly when properties become available.
Market Activity (YoY)
Haringey, Greater London is a hot market with 34.7% more activity than the Greater London area average.
This area is significantly more active than the Greater London average, suggesting it's particularly desirable to buyers.
Crime & Safety
Recorded incidents per 1,000 households, compared to county and national averages.
Other
26% above the national average.
Property Crime
94% above the national average.
Public Order
187% above the national average.
Theft
137% above the national average.
Violent Crime
70% above the national average.
Getting Around
Haringey, specifically the N17 postcode area, offers decent public transport links, primarily via the London Overground. Bruce Grove and White Hart Lane stations provide frequent services to Liverpool Street, with additional trains to Enfield Town and Cheshunt. The frequency increases significantly on match days at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, located near White Hart Lane station. Numerous bus routes also serve the area, connecting to the stations and wider Haringey. However, the area's reliance on the Lea Valley Lines means that journey times to central London can be longer than some other parts of Greater London, and those outside of the main lines may need to rely on bus routes which might be less frequent during the off-peak.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are average house prices in Haringey, Greater London?
The median price across the most common property types is around £362,491, based on HM Land Registry data.
Is Haringey, Greater London a safe place to live?
Property crime here runs 94% above the national average, based on police.uk data. See the crime section above for the full breakdown by category.
Are property prices in Haringey, Greater London rising?
Prices have grown 3.7% annually here, compared to 3.3% nationally.
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Data sources
Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Source: HM Land Registry licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Crime data sourced from police.uk and updated monthly.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.