Prime Central London price declines to 'bottom out' early next year

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London Property Digest, by Longrad

Longrad

153 episodes

9 hours ago

Welcome to London Property Digest, your essential 10-minute audio recap for staying informed on London's property market. Whether you're an estate agent, an investor, or just curious about real estate, our bite-sized episodes deliver the latest news, trends, and insights in a quick and easy format.

What to Expect:

Weekly News Roundup: A swift summary of the top property stories from the past week.
Spotlight on Developments: An expert examination of noteworthy developments that deserve your attention.

Originally created to keep our team at Longrad sharp, we’re now sharing it with the wider community — offering you a fast, comprehensive London property update on the go.

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What to Expect:

Weekly News Roundup: A swift summary of the top property stories from the past week.
Spotlight on Developments: An expert examination of noteworthy developments that deserve your attention.

Originally created to keep our team at Longrad sharp, we’re now sharing it with the wider community — offering you a fast, comprehensive London property update on the go.

Business

Prime Central London price declines to 'bottom out' early next year – JLL

London Property Digest, by Longrad

4 minutes

1 day ago

Prime Central London price declines to 'bottom out' early next year – JLL

Prime Central London prices are poised to drop 4% next year before hitting bottom, says Savills, as top-end markets lag behind the UK's 20% five-year boom forecast by JLL. With non-dom rules vanishing and stamp duty hikes biting, will this create buyer bargains in the world's priciest neighborhoods? It's a seismic shift for luxury investors watching confidence waver.