Property price increases 'are likely to be tempered by the rising cost of living and the expected increases in taxes and interest rates'

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The Chestertons team shares its five-year property market forecasts.

Written by

Guy Gittins

CEO at Foxtons

Guy Gittins is CEO of Foxtons. He was previously Managing Director of Chestertons' UK business.

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Main image: Since 2000, average prices for two-bedroom flats in Greater London have climbed 70%, and three-beds by 135%; in Notting Hill, the rise has been even sharper – 140% and over 165% respectively for best-in-class homes

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