Impact of Crossrail on property prices along the £15bn route

The first train may not roll along the Crossrail route until 2018. But for some, the effects could be felt before then.

New research has revealed the impact the £15bn line could have on properties along the route.

According to property experts, JLL, some areas could see prices jump by more than 50 percent over the next five years.

Here's the overall total price growth forecast.

  • Reading: 43%

  • Twyford: 39%

  • Maidenhead: 46%

  • Taplow: 42%

  • Burnham: 44%

  • Slough: 45%

  • Langley: 44%

  • Iver: 47%

  • West Drayton: 51%

  • Hayes and Harlington: 41%

  • Southall: 45%

  • Hanwell: 46%

  • West Ealing: 48%

  • Ealing Broadway: 50%

  • Acton: 48%

  • Paddington: 37%

  • Bond Street: 34%

  • Tottenham Court Road: 42%

  • Farringdon: 42%

  • Liverpool Street: 44%

  • Whitechapel: 54%

  • Canary Wharf: 44%

  • Custom House: 40%

  • Woolwich: 52%

  • Abbey Wood: 45%

  • Stratford: 45%

  • Maryland: 43%

  • Forest Gate: 41%

  • Manor Park: 38%

  • Ilford: 41%

  • Seven Kings: 37%

  • Goodmayes: 40%

  • Chadwell Heath: 42%

  • Romford: 43%

  • Gidea Park: 43%

  • Harold Wood: 40%

  • Brentwood: 43%

  • Shenfield: 44%

Full interactive version of impact of Crossrail here.

Source: JLL