London property being snapped up at pre-crisis rates
Property in London is being snapped more quickly than at any time since October 2007, when the market hit its peak before the financial crisis, according to figures from real estate data firm Hometrack. Homes in London were typically on the market for 4.6 weeks in April – nearly half…
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