Oct 14
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I have a friend who has been trying to sell a central London flat for eight months. Another has had a large house on the market for six months. They can’t understand why these one-time money machines aren’t selling.
What happened to the hot London housing market, the one in which you could sell any dark, noisy, mini-Victorian conversion for a million quid?
It seems it is fading. A quick look at news from Strutt & Parker gives some background. The overall value of the transactions the agent conducted in the third quarter of this year was down 21% on the same period last year.
Those of houses under £2m were down …
Tags: housing market, tax
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Posted in Investing Taxes by Tomas