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Nearly £300,000 wiped off average house price in central London in 25% slump, shock figures reveal
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The decline in central London house prices is part of a broader trend, with the area experiencing a prolonged period of falling prices, now stretching to nine consecutive months. This downturn may be attributed to various factors, including changes in market conditions and buyer behaviour. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is a reliable source of data on UK housing market trends, providing regular updates on price movements across different regions.
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Nearly £300,000 wiped off average house price in central London in 25% slump, shock figures reveal
The average property price plunged in Westminster from £1,145,000 in June 2025 to £854,000 a year later, according to the Office for National Statistics
19 Aug, 11:02
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