Will central London property be immune from further falls?

In the next two to three years, central London house prices will be more resilient than the wider market. But we still expect them to give up ground. It is plausible that central London house prices will fall by 10% from peak-to-trough, about half the decline we anticipate for the UK as a whole.

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