"London’s property market appears to be cooling down with research revealing that up to 40pc of houses for sale in some areas of the capital have had to cut their asking prices since coming to market.
Earl’s Court, in west London, and Surbiton, to the south-west, had the highest proportion of price cuts in the capital, with 40pc and 38pc of properties for sale in the respective regions reduced in value.
The price cuts are largely concentrated in the high end of the market, in the centre, west and south-west of the city.
One-third of properties currently for sale in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea have had to cut their asking prices by an average 8pc, according to property analysis firm Propcision.
Adam Challis, head of residential research at JLL, said: “The demand doesn’t fuel a sense of urgency so you need to adjust expectations on price to get an agreed sale.”
More from the source: London property market cooling as asking prices are slashed
DOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!!!
Only quality flats in Bham will continue to raise forever, everything else is under threat!!!
Earl’s Court, in west London, and Surbiton, to the south-west, had the highest proportion of price cuts in the capital, with 40pc and 38pc of properties for sale in the respective regions reduced in value.
The price cuts are largely concentrated in the high end of the market, in the centre, west and south-west of the city.
One-third of properties currently for sale in the borough of Kensington and Chelsea have had to cut their asking prices by an average 8pc, according to property analysis firm Propcision.
Adam Challis, head of residential research at JLL, said: “The demand doesn’t fuel a sense of urgency so you need to adjust expectations on price to get an agreed sale.”
More from the source: London property market cooling as asking prices are slashed
DOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!!!
Only quality flats in Bham will continue to raise forever, everything else is under threat!!!
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