Key differences
Median price: Greenwich (£450k) is ahead of Redbridge (£505k)
Transport: Greenwich (46/100) is ahead of Redbridge (39/100)
Crime rate /1k: Redbridge (28) is ahead of Greenwich (30)
Head-to-head comparison
The Verdict
Greenwich has a stronger transport score — 46/100 vs 39/100. Greenwich is more affordable at £450k median vs £505k.
The areas are closely matched — the decision comes down to specific streets and personal priorities.
Best for
Greenwich
Greenwich is the better pick for commuters prioritising fast central London access.
Best for
Redbridge
Redbridge suits buyers drawn to the specific character and amenities of this area.
Greenwich vs Redbridge: what the data says
Overall, Greenwich scores higher on liveability (63/100 vs 61/100), reflecting a better combined picture across safety, transport, schools and environment.
Property in Greenwich is more affordable — median price £450k vs £505k in Redbridge, a difference of around 11%. Over the past year prices changed +12.4% in Greenwich and +11.0% in Redbridge.
Redbridge has a lower crime rate (28 incidents per 1,000 residents vs 30 in Greenwich). Central London boroughs typically show higher per-resident figures due to large daytime populations.
Greenwich edges ahead on public transport connectivity (score 46/100 vs 39/100).
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