article_snippet: This map shows how London is now split up - with red showing the central market, blue for the established market, and yellow for the established market.
article_snippet: The established prime markets outside central LondonLondon, with Hampstead/Highgate topping the list for house prices .
article_snippet: Up and coming: These are the top areas in London for emerging prime markets, ranging from Teddington in the west to Thameside in the east .
article_snippet: The top three traditional comfort zones in London are Hampstead and Highgate; Swiss Cottage, Belsize Park and Primrose Hill; and Fulham.
article_snippet: Meanwhile, for the up-and-coming areas, Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush are top - but the average price is still a whopping £738,000.
article_snippet: Behind Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush is Thameside at £715,000; then Finchley and Mill Hill at £639,000; and Dulwich and Herne Hill at £635,000.
article_snippet: Hampstead (pictured), along with Highgate, is the top traditional comfort zone in London - with an average price of £1.04million .
article_snippet: Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush - the location of a Westfield shopping centre (above) - is the top emerging area .