
Prime London house prices – Q1 2023
"Price growth stabilises across prime London following a dip at the end of 2022. But realistic pricing will be crucial to maintain momentum and activity this year"
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"Price growth stabilises across prime London following a dip at the end of 2022. But realistic pricing will be crucial to maintain momentum and activity this year"
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"Despite increasing economic headwinds in London, the number of sales of £1 million-plus homes in September this year were more than 50% above the pre-pandemic norm for the same month, according to Twenty-CI. "
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"Demand is remaining steady in London, particularly from younger households"
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"The new homes market in London has remained resilient in the face of a number of challenges"
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"As London continues its return to normality, central London values have continued to recover over the past three months, after being in the doldrums for much of the pandemic."
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"Prime London price growth starts to match the country after two years of underperforming as the back to work trend continues."
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"While only larger properties in the leafier parts of the capital have come close to the price growth in the rest of the UK, the recovery in prime central London values is underway, and activity levels have picked up significantly over recent months."
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"Central London's recovery continues continuing."
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"Demand continues to be dominated by domestic buyers and resident non-doms looking for more space."

"Balanced market masks the full picture"