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The average home in a national park is 46% more expensive than the surrounding county – but which one park offers a price discount?
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Average price in Kensington & Chelsea soars above £2.5m after super-prime deal surge
'Extraordinary' annual movement of 30.7% recorded in London's most expensive borough, while Wandsworth, Richmond, City of London and Southwark post double-digit declines...
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London house prices have risen at nearly twice the pace of the national average in the last ten years
Property prices in Greater London escalated by 82% between 2009 and 2019, according to research house Acadata. That's nearly twice the average house price inflation rate across UK regions (42.6%).
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Saving for a home ‘is no longer the top priority’ for most Brits
The majority (58%) of British people surveyed by ING believe that the housing market "is on the wrong track", with accessibility challenges being a main driver.
By PrimeResi
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Knight Frank’s Belgravia office is celebrating a big deal that closed after just one viewing.
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Boutique PCL agency bolsters team
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