Property transactions to tumble 12% as prices flatline next year, predicts Hamptons
"Winds of change" are blowing through the housing market, says Hamptons, as the estate agency predicts 15.5% growth for Prime Central London property prices by the end of 2025, when a new housing market cycle is likely to begin.
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