The recession phenomenon of wealthy international buyers fuelling the market for ultra-expensive homes in central London is causing ripples way beyond the gold-plated streets of
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Make a wise move: 20 years ago there were only four prime areas in London. Now there are 10 | Homes and Property
Even wealthy buyers are being priced out of central London and moving to the suburbs. David Spittles tells you where to buy ahead of the wave

Make a wise move: 20 years ago there were only four prime areas in London. Now there are 10Even wealthy buyers are being priced out of central London and moving to the suburbs. David Spittles tells you where to buy ahead of the wave
