New housing completed in the past 12 months is worth more in the East End than any other part of London, a national property survey has found.

East London Advertiser: New housing by the Limehouse Cut. Picture: Mike BrookeNew housing by the Limehouse Cut. Picture: Mike Brooke (Image: Mike Brooke)

Overall value of new homes in Tower Hamlets in 2019 reached £830million, outstripping even wealthy areas like Westminster or Kensington four-fold, according to research by Stone Real Estate.

This is largely due to the massive regeneration of Docklands with frenetic house-building across areas like the Isle of Dogs which is facing a massive population explosion and is now the densest area per square mile anywhere in Europe.

"Developers have completed a staggering number of properties despite the political turbulence over the last year," Stone Real Estate's chief executive Michael Stone said.

"The high value of these properties is helping stimulate the market after months of Brexit uncertainty."

East London Advertiser: New housing completed at Watts Grove in Bromley-by-Bow. Picture: LBTHNew housing completed at Watts Grove in Bromley-by-Bow. Picture: LBTH (Image: LBTH)

Neighbouring Newham is second on the London property value list at £767m and Hackney fourth at £647m.

East London Advertiser: New housing once proposed at Crossharbour on the Isle of Dogs. Picture: AsdaNew housing once proposed at Crossharbour on the Isle of Dogs. Picture: Asda (Image: Asda)