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Average rent in Redbridge

Private rents in Redbridge average £1,726 a month, 26% below the London average. Official ONS figures for August 2026, with Land Registry prices for July 2026.

Average rent£1,726a month, all homes
Rents, last year+2.0%London: +3.5%
Average price£481,297-2.7% on a year ago
Gross yield4.3%19 of 32 in London
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Rent by bedrooms

RedbridgeLondon average
1 bed
£1,368
£1,760
2 beds
£1,681
£2,232
3 beds
£1,981
£2,643
4+ beds
£2,711
£3,646

Rent, price and yield by property type

TypeAverage rentAverage priceGross yield
Flat£1,551£301,1866.2%
Terraced£2,017£534,8634.5%
Semi-detached£2,176£681,4633.8%
Detached£2,752£1,095,7993.0%

In Redbridge, flats give the highest gross yield, at 6.2%. Gross yield is a year's rent divided by the price, before costs. Averages cover every home and tenancy, so a real purchase can differ: run the figures for a specific property in the rental yield calculator.

How Redbridge compares in London

Redbridge ranks 25 of 32 for average rent in London, and 19 of 32 for gross yield. The areas either side of it on rent:

AreaAverage rentRents, 1 yrGross yield
Harrow£1,778+2.9%4.1%
Waltham Forest£1,763+1.5%4.0%
Redbridge£1,726+2.0%4.3%
Barking and Dagenham£1,698+2.6%5.4%
Bromley£1,684+2.7%3.9%

See average rents for every area with a page, or every council area in the yield finder.

Letting in Redbridge

Questions landlords ask

What is the average rent in Redbridge?

£1,726 a month across all private rented homes in August 2026, according to the ONS. That's +2.0% on a year earlier, and 26% below the London average of £2,332.

What is the average rent for a 2-bedroom home in Redbridge?

£1,681 a month in August 2026, against £2,232 across London. A 1-bedroom home averages £1,368 and a 3-bedroom home £1,981.

Is Redbridge good for buy-to-let?

The average gross yield in Redbridge is 4.3%, ranking 19 of 32 areas in London. Flats yield the most, at 6.2%. Yields are lower where prices are high, so check the numbers on a real property before you buy.

Sources

Figures are averages for all private rented homes, including existing tenancies, so rents for new lets are usually higher. Updated monthly.