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General Election 2010 and house sales: How to avoid a hung property market

The election could bring house sales to a halt at what is traditionally the busiest time of year. Graham Norwood offers tips for sellers and finds bargains for buyers.

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As we approach the 2010 General Election here in the UK, experts across the property market are weighing in on how the result may affect house sales.

Black Brick’s Founder, Camilla Dell was delighted to be asked to share her thoughts for the piece in The Telegraph, as a top London buying agent specialising in high-end property.

“If Labour wins, it’s possible that prices will go down. Some high net worth individuals may relocate and move out of the UK as a result of tax rises. But if it’s the Tories, prices may also fall. They are likely to cut public spending more aggressively than Labour. If there’s a hung parliament and the pound plummets, then international investors will pile into the London property market.”, she said.

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