London apartment values on the rise again
The rapid vaccine rollout makes city living more attractive again, according to researcher Acadata
30 March 2021 - 14:29
London — London’s apartment market is showing signs of life again after the pandemic caused prices to fall to their lowest in nearly five years.
The average sale price of an apartment in the city was almost £518,000 at the end of February, 1.2% more than their October low, as the rapid vaccine rollout makes city living more attractive again, according to data compiled by researcher Acadata. Analysts, however, caution that there is a significant lag in home sale registrations at present and the data may be revised as a result...
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