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Thursday 26 July 2012 7:14 pm

LONDON BAROMETER

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DIRECTOR OF DOUGLAS & GORDON

AS suspected, the extended Jubilee and Bank Holidays combined with the bad weather in June haven’t helped the London property market and although there are still interested buyers, they are not being rushed. Deals are taking longer but they are happening.
Pricing correctly is paramount in getting viewings and if vendors are determined to sell by the end of the summer, they will have to be realistic about the price their property can achieve.

The number of properties coming to the market is in line with what we would expect at this time of year.

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