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London N19 Postcode Insights

The N1 postcode is located in the London Borough of Islington, an inner-city borough situated in North London.

It includes areas such as Hoxton, Old Street, Angel, Holloway, Kings Cross, Barnsbury and Highbury.

It covers an area of 2.6 square miles and has a population of around 189,538 people (according to the 2011 census).N1 is a major hub for business, media, education and shopping.

Many businesses are headquartered in this area, including Google, Barclays, Amazon, Accenture, KPMG, and Telefonica O2.

It is also home to many creative media companies such as television production companies, film companies and advertising agencies.

Central Saint Martins, one of the world’s most prestigious colleges of art and design, is also situated within the N1 postcode.

It is known for having an eclectic mixture of independent cafes, bars, restaurants, boutiques and larger chain stores.

It also houses Park Theatre which hosts an array of independent productions and the Union Chapel – a grand Victorian chapel with live music.The postcode is convenient for commuters travelling to and from the financial heart of the city as it is well connected via the London Underground, National Rail networks, buses and roads.

The Northern Line, Victoria Line, Bank & Metropolitan lines all run through the borough, providing access to the rest of London.N1 is a vibrant and distinct area of the city, full of nightlife, culture, entertainment and architectural grandeur.

It has one of the most diverse communities in London as well as a range of socio-economic backgrounds.

This creates a rich and cosmopolitan atmosphere, making it an attractive place to work, live and visit.

Miscellaneous

Archway offers a rich cultural scene with a variety of amenities, including independent shops, restaurants, and green spaces like Dartmouth Park and Highgate Wood. The area is also home to several educational institutions, enhancing its appeal for families and young professionals. With its vibrant community and historical significance, N19 is an exciting place to live.

Deprivation

The age distribution in our postcode area offers a snapshot of its population composition, highlighting trends and diversity across different age groups.

Households by Deprivation Dimension

"Households by Deprivation Dimension" in the Census 2021 looks at how many households are deprived in one or more areas such as employment, education, health, or housing. It measures how many of these basic needs aren't fully met within a household, highlighting different levels of disadvantage.

Zero deprivation

43.4%

1 dimension

33.1%

2 dimensions

16.9%

3 dimensions

6%

4 dimensions

0.7%

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Work & Employment

The work and employment statistics for London N19 reflects the economic activities and job opportunities, which shapes the livelihoods of its residents.

Socio-Economics

The socio-economic landscape of N19 reveals a community with a mix of occupations. About 20.3% of residents are in higher managerial and professional roles, while 10.6% have never worked or are long-term unemployed. The education breakdown shows that 55.7% of residents possess Level 4 qualifications, suggesting a well-educated population that can attract businesses and services.

Income Levels

The average salary in the N19 postcode is £44,223, significantly higher than the UK average of £29,669. This higher income level can contribute to the area's economic vitality and support local businesses.

Employment Rate

70%

population in work

Unemployment Rate

5%

of the N19 population

Occupation

"Occupation" in the Census 2021 refers to the type of job a person does, including their role or profession. It categorises people based on the kind of work they perform, such as being a manager, skilled tradesperson, machine operative etc, helping to understand the workforce's makeup.

Managers, directors and senior officials

13.4%

Professional occupations

31.8%

Associate professional and technical occupations

19.8%

Administrative and secretarial occupations

6.7%

Skilled trades occupations

5.3%

Caring, leisure and other service occupations

7.5%

Sales and customer service occupations

5.4%

Process, plant and machine operatives

3.1%

Elementary occupations

6.9%

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Hours Worked

"Hours Worked" in the Census 2021 refers to the number of hours a person usually works each week in their job. It includes categories like full-time (usually 31 or more hours) and part-time (less than 31 hours), helping to understand work patterns in the population.

Part time

26.5%

Part time (15 hrs or less)

10.6%

Part time (16-30 hrs)

15.9%

Full time

73.5%

Full time (31-48 hrs)

60.5%

Full time (49+ hrs)

13%

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Unemployment History

This graph shows the unemployment history of the 5% of the population of London N19 aged 16 or older who were listed as being unemployed on Census Day (21st March 2021) by whether and when they were last empllyed.

Unemployed (less than 1 yr)

17.9%

Unemployed (more than 1 yr)

46.4%

Unemployed (never worked)

35.7%

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Economic Activity Status

"Economic Activity Status" in the Census 2021 refers to whether people are working, looking for work, studying, retired, or otherwise not in the workforce. It shows who is employed, unemployed, self-employed, a student, retired, or unable to work, giving insight into the economic engagement of the population.

Economically active (exc students)

65.1%

Economically active (inc students)

1.6%

Retired

10.5%

Student

5.9%

Looking after home/family

5.7%

Sick or disabled

7.3%

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Armed Forces

Percentage of people in the London (N19) district who have previously served in the UK Armed Forces. Note that the data excludes people who were currently serving in the UK armed forces on Census Day, 21st March 2021.

Previously served

65.1%

Reserve forces

60.5%

Reserve + regular forces

47.1%

Never served

9.8%

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NS-SEC Occupation

The National Statistics Socio-economic Classification (NS-SEC) shows people's socio-economic position in London N19, based on their occupation. The estimates are as at Census Day, which took place on 21 March 2021.

Higher Managerial

19.4%

Lower Managerial

23.3%

Intermediate Occupations

8.7%

Small Employers

8.2%

Lower Supervisory

3.8%

Semi Routine

8.2%

Routine

7.6%

Unemployed

11.4%

Full Time Students

9.2%

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Property & Housing

Property and housing statistics for the London N19 postcode area defines the living conditions and accommodation in the neighbourhood.

House Prices and Affordability

The average house price in N19 is £342,500, which is higher than the national average of £288,000. This reflects the desirability of the area, driven by its cultural offerings and proximity to central London. However, with a significant portion of the population renting, affordability remains a key consideration for potential buyers and renters.

Housing and Property Types

N19 features a variety of housing options, primarily consisting of 47.7% flats, 15.4% terraced houses, and 31.3% two-bedroom houses. The property sizes are predominantly 34.4% one-bedroom houses, making it suitable for singles and couples. The area’s architectural charm is reflected in its Victorian and Edwardian homes, contributing to the eclectic and historic feel of Archway.

Tenure of Homes

In terms of home ownership, the N19 postcode has a diverse tenure mix. Approximately 39.7% of homes are social rented, while 28.2% are privately rented. Only 13% of homes are owned outright, indicating a significant rental market that may appeal to investors and renters looking for flexibility.

House Types

Distribution of various house types, including detached, semi-detached, and terraced houses, across different the different postcode sectors in London (N19).

Detached

1.1%

Semi-Detached

3.1%

Terraced

16.7%

Flats

54.5%

Bedsits

21%

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Size (Bedrooms)

This graph provides an insight into the distribution of house sizes in London (N19), showcasing the number of bedrooms across all properties in London.

1 Bedroom

33.8%

2 Bedrooms

31.7%

3 Bedrooms

20.4%

4+ Bedrooms

14.1%

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Number of Rooms

This graph provides an insight into the average number of rooms in properties within London N19 area. A room can be any room in a house apart from kitchens, bathrooms, toilets, halls/landings/conservatories and rooms used for storage.

1 room

3.9%

2 rooms

29.9%

3 rooms

28.8%

4 rooms

20%

5 rooms

8.7%

6 rooms

5%

7 rooms

2.5%

8 rooms

0.7%

9+ rooms

0.4%

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Tenure

Tenure status of properties throughout the entire London (N19) postcode sector, presenting a breakdown of ownership, mortgage, rental, and other categories.

Owned Outright

12.1%

Mortgaged

17.4%

Shared Ownership

1.7%

Rented

39.4%

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Household Size

The number of residents per household in the London (N19) district, offering insights into the demographic makeup of this postcode district.

1 person

0%

2 people

34.3%

3 People

32.7%

4 People

15.6%

5 People

11.4%

6 People

4%

7 People

1.2%

8 People

0.5%

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Occupancy Rating (Bedrooms)

"Occupancy Rating (Bedrooms)" in the Census 2021 measures whether a household has more, fewer, or just the right number of bedrooms compared to what's needed for the number of people living there. A positive rating means extra bedrooms, zero means just enough, and a negative rating can indicate overcrowding.

Occupancy: +2 or more

14%

Occupancy: +1

23.1%

Occupancy: 0

52.4%

Occupancy: -1

9.4%

Occupancy: -2 or less

1.2%

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Second Address Indicator

"Second Address Indicator" in the Census 2021 refers to whether a person has another address where they regularly stay, apart from their main home. This could include a second home, a place they stay for work, or a partner's home, indicating how people split their time between different locations.

No second address

92.5%

Second address in the UK

4.8%

Second address outside UK

2.8%

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Car or Van Availability

"Car or Van Availability" in the Census 2021 refers to the number of cars or vans available for use by members of a household. It indicates whether a household has access to one or more vehicles, or none at all, providing insight into transport options and dependency on personal vehicles.

No cars or vans

62%

1 car or van

32.4%

2 cars or vans

5%

3+ cars or vans

0.7%

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Central Heating

"Central Heating" in the Census 2021 refers to whether a household has a central heating system and what type it is, such as gas, electric, or another source. It shows how homes are heated, indicating the comfort and energy efficiency of the housing.

No central heating

1.9%

Mains gas only

67.5%

Tank or bottled gas only

0.8%

Electric only

10.1%

Oil only

0.1%

Wood only

0%

Solid fuel only

0%

Renewable energy only

0.1%

District/communal network

8.3%

Other

1.9%

2 or more types (exc renewable)

8.8%

2 or more types (inc renewable)

0.3%

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Education

Schools, education, and learning in the London N19 area are pivotal aspects that shape the development and future prospects of our community's young residents.

Highest Level of Qualification

"Highest Level of Qualification" in the Census 2021 refers to the most advanced qualification or degree a person has achieved. It ranges from no qualifications to advanced degrees like a master's or doctorate, helping to show the education level of the population.

No qualifications

14.9%

Level 1 and entry level

6.2%

Level 2 qualifications

7.7%

Apprenticeship

2.3%

Level 3 qualifications

12.6%

Level 4 and above

54%

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School children & students

"Schoolchildren and Full-Time Students" in the Census 2021 refers to individuals who are either attending school or studying full-time at a college or university. This category includes young people in education and adults who are pursuing full-time studies.

Students

20.1%

Not a student

79.9%

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Ethnicity

Ethnicity in London N19 contributes to its rich cultural tapestry, showcasing diversity and heritage within the community.

Ethnic Group

Range of ethnic groups in London (N19) postcode area, including Asian, Black, Mixed, White, and Other, providing a snapshot of the city's cultural diversity and demographics.

Bangladeshi

2.3%

Chinese

0.7%

Indian

1.9%

Pakistani

0.2%

African

7%

Mixed or Multiple

7.1%

White

64%

Arab

2.3%

Other

5.8%

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Country of Birth

"Country of birth" in the Census 2021 refers to the country where a person in N19 was born, regardless of their current nationality or where they live when the census took place. It refers to the country in which they were born.

United Kingdom

64.1%

EU countries

13.5%

Non-EU countries

4.1%

Africa

6.5%

Middle East and Asia

5.5%

Americas and the Caribbean

5.2%

Antarctica and Oceania

1%

British Overseas

0.1%

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Length of Residence

"Length of residence" in the Census 2021 refers to the total amount of time a person born outside the UK has lived in the UK. It helps understand how long immigrants have been living in the country, whether continuously or in total over multiple periods.

Born in the UK

62.6%

10 yrs +

23.4%

5 - 10 yrs

5.6%

2 - 5 yrs

4.8%

Less than 2 yrs

3.5%

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Year of Arrival

"Year of arrival" in the Census 2021 refers to the year when someone who wasn't born in the UK first came to live in the UK. It helps track when people who were born abroad started living in the country.

Born in the UK

63.1%

Arrived before 1951

0.1%

Arrived 1951 to 1960

1.1%

Arrived 1961 to 1970

2.3%

Arrived 1971 to 1980

2%

Arrived 1981 to 1990

3.2%

Arrived 1991 to 2000

5.8%

Arrived 2001 to 2010

8.3%

Arrived 2011 to 2013

2.8%

Arrived 2014 to 2016

4.7%

Arrived 2017 to 2019

4.8%

Arrived 2020 to 2021

1.9%

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Passports Held

"Passports held" in the Census 2021 means the number and types of passports people in N19 have. This shows the countries or nations where they have citizenship or the right to travel freely. It could include passports from the UK, other countries, or multiple countries.

No passport

0%

United Kingdom

75.8%

Ireland

2.4%

Other Europe

10.5%

Africa

1%

Middle East and Asia

0.3%

Americas and the Caribbean

0%

Antarctica and Oceania

0.5%

British Overseas Territories

0.8%

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Age of Arrival in the UK

"Age of Arrival in the UK" in the Census 2021 indicates how old a person was when they first came to live in the UK if they were born in another country. It helps to understand at what stage of life they moved to the UK.

Born in the UK

64.8%

Aged 0 to 4 years

3%

Aged 5 to 7 years

1.4%

Aged 8 to 9 years

0.8%

Aged 10 to 14 years

2.2%

Aged 15 years

0.7%

Aged 16 to 17 years

1.4%

Aged 18 to 19 years

2.3%

Aged 20 to 24 years

7.6%

Aged 25 to 29 years

7.5%

Aged 30 to 44 years

6.6%

Aged 45 to 59 years

1.4%

Aged 60 to 64 years

0.1%

Aged 65 to 74 years

0.2%

Aged 75 to 84 years

0%

Aged 85 to 89 years

0%

Aged 90 years and over

0%

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Income

Income in London N19 provides a crucial insight into economic dynamics, reflecting earning levels and financial well-being among residents. Understanding income distribution is key to addressing economic disparities and shaping community initiatives.

Health

Health in the London N19 postcode sector is a vital indicator of well-being, reflecting the overall physical and mental health of our community members.

General Health

"General Health" in the Census 2021 is a self-assessment where people rate their overall health as very good, good, fair, bad, or very bad. It provides a snapshot of how people perceive their physical and mental well-being.

Very good health

51.4%

Good health

31.1%

Fair health

11.3%

Bad health

4.7%

Very bad health

1.4%

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Disabilities

"Disabilities (TS038)" in the Census 2021 refers to data collected about whether a person has a disability or health condition that limits their day-to-day activities. It includes whether these limitations are substantial and long-term, helping to understand the prevalence and impact of disabilities within the population.

Disabled

17.9%

Disabled (limited a lot)

8.4%

Disabled (limited a little)

9.5%

Not disabled

82.1%

Not disabled (long term condition)

6.4%

Not disabled (no physical or mental conditions)

75.7%

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Transportation

Transportation in London N19 encompasses various modes and accessibility of travel, essential for the daily commute and connectivity of residents.

Car Ownership and Transport

With an average of 1.44 cars per household, slightly above the UK average of 1.4, residents have access to personal transport. The area is well-connected by the Piccadilly Line, providing easy access to central London, making it an attractive location for commuters.

Car Ownership

Distribution of car ownership among households in London (N19), encompassing 'no cars,' '1 car,' '2 cars,' and '3+ cars,' providing a comprehensive snapshot of transportation patterns in the area.

No Cars/Vans

62%

1 Car

32.4%

2 Cars

5%

3+ Cars

0.7%

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Method of Travel

"Method of travel" in the Census 2021 refers to how people usually get to work. It includes options like walking, driving, taking the bus, cycling, or using the train. This table describes resident's main mode of transport when commuting.

Work mainly at or from home

52.6%

Underground, metro, light rail, tram

10.9%

Train

2.4%

Bus, minibus or coach

8.8%

Taxi

0.4%

Motorcycle, scooter or moped

0.7%

Driving a car or van

9.5%

Passenger in a car or van

0.6%

Bicycle

4.7%

On foot

7.9%

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Commuting Distance

"Distance Travelled to Work" in the Census 2021 refers to how far people in London (N19) usually travel from home to their workplace. It measures the length of their commute, whether it's a short walk or a long drive, helping to understand commuting patterns.

Less than 2km

7.5%

2km to less than 5km

10.4%

5km to less than 10km

14.6%

10km to less than 20km

3.5%

20km to less than 30km

0.7%

30km to less than 40km

0.3%

40km to less than 60km

0.2%

60km and over

0.5%

Works mainly from home

52.3%

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Crime

Crime in London N19 provides insights into safety and security, impacting the overall quality of life for residents.

Crime Rate

Safety is an important factor for potential residents. N19 has a crime rank of 4958/32482, indicating a relatively low crime rate compared to other areas. This can be appealing for families and individuals looking for a secure environment.

Crime statistics coming soon.