London luxury home prices eclipse 2008 peak

New research by Knight Frank shows that prices of prime residential properties in the UK capital are now 34% higher than their post-crisis low of March 2009

The price of a luxury home in Central London has surged by around one-third over the past year, tipping the prime property market just beyond its 2008 record, according to new research.

Following a rise in prime residential prices of 34% since its post-credit crunch low in March 2009, Knight Frank has upwardly revised its annual growth forecast for the market from 3% to 9% this year.

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