UK prime housing markets show signs of stabilizing as pricing expectations align, Savills says
- Savills identified signs of stabilization in UK prime housing markets as more realistic seller pricing supports needs-based demand.
- Prime central London prices fell 1.5% in the third quarter, easing from a 1.7% decline in the second quarter.
- Values remain 27% below their 2014 peak, narrowing prime central London's premium over outer prime London.
- Outer prime London homes above £2 million fell 2.5% annually versus 1.3% below £1 million amid the planned council tax surcharge.
- London's commuter belt and wider southern England recorded declines around 2%, partly reflecting fewer buyers moving out of London.
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