Pricing informationFor previous purchase prices paid by flats, refer to the likes of House Prices, specifically the searches for 39 Craven Hill Gardens and 41 Craven Hill Gardens. These are only available for purchases since 2000.Statistical information (Office of National Statistics)The Neighbourhood Statistics disseminated by the Office for National Statistics, indicates that in 2005, the "neighbourhood, Westminster 016E, had an estimated 1,786 residents and 817 dwellings". This area is shown in the following map - unfortunately it includes part of the Hallfield Estate.![]() The area scores midway on "Total Deprivation", being close to Least on "Income deprivation" and "Employment deprivation", slightly higher on "Health deprivation" and "Education deprivation", thence close to Most on "Barriers to Housing and Services" and "Living Environment deprivation". "Crime Deprivation" is about 3/4 between Least and Most. | Statistical information (ACORN classification)According to ACORN, for the postcode W2 3EA, the ACORN Information is Category 2 (Urban Prosperity), Group E (Educated Urbanites) and Type 16 (Prosperous young professionals, flats). The Financial ACORN Information is Group D (Young Urbanites) and Type 13 (Affluent young professionals, dealing direct). These break down into considerable number of data points, but a summary from UpMyStreet is:Often, many of the people who live in this sort of postcode will be prosperous young professionals living in flats. These are known as type 16 in the ACORN classification and 1.03% of the UK’s population live in this type. Neighbourhoods fitting this profile are found primarily in Inner London in Westminster, Camden, Islington, Haringey and Hackney as well as in Brighton, Bristol, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Here is an overview of the likely preferences and features of your neighbourhood:
These
young people live in urban areas in purpose built and converted flats.
This group has the highest levels of people aged 25-29. They are very
highly qualified, and are making their way up the career ladder in the
professions and managerial roles. They earn high salaries. |
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