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Best places in London for remote workers

Persona weighting: Connectivity (broadband) 35%, Affordability (rent) 25%, Living cost (council tax) 15%, Safety (low crime) 10%, Health (life expectancy) 10%, Schools (Ofsted Good+) 5%.

Updated quarterly · from the latest government data releases.

What is the best place to live in London for remote workers?

As of 2026-06-19, the best London local authority for remote workers is Hillingdon, scoring 59.8/100 on the Gera Persona Fit index — a persona-weighted composite of rent, crime, Ofsted schools, broadband, life expectancy and council tax across 32 London local authorities. GeraRent recomputes it quarterly.

Gera Persona Fit: Hillingdon 59.8/100How this is computed
#AreaPersona FitGLS
1Hillingdon59.853.9
2Barking and Dagenham59.751.4
3Redbridge59.254.4
4Wandsworth59.259.0
5Westminster59.064.4
6Sutton58.353.6
7Newham58.255.6
8Waltham Forest58.151.9
9Bexley57.648.2
10Merton56.854.7
11Havering56.451.8
12Hammersmith and Fulham55.755.9
13Camden55.555.9
14Bromley55.054.4
15Harrow54.453.4
16Greenwich54.149.6
17Southwark54.052.4
18Ealing53.350.7
19Tower Hamlets53.351.4
20Lewisham52.950.1
21Brent52.650.7
22Hackney51.750.9
23Kingston upon Thames51.551.0
24Lambeth50.645.3
25Hounslow50.350.7
26Islington48.746.9
27Kensington and Chelsea48.751.5
28Enfield48.350.5
29Richmond upon Thames48.350.6
30Croydon47.442.3
31Haringey47.248.0
32Barnet45.950.8

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Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0 © Crown copyright. Recorded-crime figures are neutral official statistics shown as context only and must not be used to characterise an area or its residents.