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Investors are pulling back from prime London
Needs-based buyers increasingly driving demand in the capital, reports Knight Frank
Prime London sales dipped in April, but are set to bounce back sharply
“The dip in sales in April is temporary,” says Knight Frank, as the number of offers accepted in Prime London spikes.
Mapped: Average £psf prices across Prime London
How much have properties been achieving on a per square foot basis across the capital's prime postcodes over the last 12 months?
Prime London Market Snapshot: April 2018
There were 53% more price cuts on properties for sale in prime London in April compared to the same month last year
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