House prices across West London and the rest of the UK are tipped to rise by 6.1% over the next five years, according to a new report.

Barclays UK Property Indicator report said figures show an average of how much properties will increase by 2022, as Richmond leads the top 20 hotspots.

According to the report millennial investors will be the key to driving a rise in house prices.

We have chosen a few top properties in the area to show you how their prices will increase, in line with the Barclays report.

Richmond

A £5,500,000 house could see its price rise by £335,500 by 2022
A £5,500,000 house in Richmond Upon Thames which could cost an extra £335,500 in five years

The highest price house in Richmond is around £5,500,000.

A 6.1% increase would see it rise by £335,500 to £5,835,500.

That's pocket money on a property this size, surely?

Westminster

A £65,000,000 house could see its price rise by £396,500 by 2022
A £65,000,000 house in Mayfair could cost an extra £369,500 in five years

Just when you thought Richmond was expensive, Mayfair comes along.

The highest price property in the area costs £65,500,000.

A 6.1% increase would see it rise by £396,000 to £65,896,000.

Ouch!

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