HA9 postcode area
The HA9 postcode district spans 11 neighbourhoods (MSOAs) in Brent. Area Scores range from 19 to 70 across them.
In summary
The HA9 district contains both ends of the scale: Kenton Woodcock Park at 70 out of 100 (#2,041 of 6,856 in England) against Forty Lane at 20, a 51-point gap between neighbouring areas. It mixes both ends of the national picture — 1 neighbourhood in the least-deprived third of England and 6 in the most-deprived third. House prices stretch as far as the scores do: medians run from £400,000 in Wembley Park to £755,000 in Kenton Woodcock Park — a 1.9× gap within the HA9 district.
| Neighbourhood | Nat. rank | Area score | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kenton Woodcock ParkBrent | 2,041 | 70 | £755,000 |
| Wembley ParkBrent | 3,426 | 50 | £400,000 |
| TokyngtonBrent | 4,138 | 40 | £584,250 |
| Barnhill The AvenueBrent | 4,303 | 37 | £722,500 |
| Preston Park & East LaneBrent | 4,344 | 37 | £568,125 |
| Wembley NorthBrent | 4,797 | 30 | £475,000 |
| Sudbury EastBrent | 4,872 | 29 | £460,000 |
| Wembley EastBrent | 5,098 | 26 | £462,500 |
| Wembley WestBrent | 5,201 | 24 | £450,000 |
| Alperton EastBrent | 5,276 | 23 | £512,835 |
| Forty LaneBrent | 5,509 | 20 | £400,000 |
Nearby areas
Postcode districts around HA9.
A postcode district overlaps several neighbourhoods, so figures are shown per neighbourhood rather than as a single postcode average — neighbouring areas can differ a lot. Neighbourhood (MSOA) boundaries contain ONS data © Crown copyright and database right 2025, Open Government Licence v3.0.