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Prime central London house prices to continue to lag behind

After falling by 16% from their 2021 peak to their recent trough in March, prime central London (PCL) house prices have risen in each of the three months to June. But with prime buyers less reliant on lower interest rates and more exposed to possible wealth taxes in the Autumn Budget, we suspect PCL prices will continue to underperform prices in wider London and the rest of the UK over the coming years.

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