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London housing market

September 11, 2018 by sarahharrop

Five charts to help you understand London’s falling house prices

Could the London property bubble be about to burst? Geoff Meen, Professor of Applied Economics at Reading, unpicks the reasons behind London’s falling house prices in a new post for The Conversation.

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