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London’s cut-price mansions: expect more deep discounts

When news broke that US hedge fund manager Ken Griffin paid £95m for a London mansion, it made headlines on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Fears are beginning to grow over the state of the London’s prime property market, as luxury homes continue to sell at cut-prices.

Sharing her insights as a top buying agent for prime central London, Black Brick’s Founder, Camilla Dell spoke with Hugo Cox of The Financial Times:

Reflecting on a recent property purchase of a six-bedroom converted Mayfair pub, Camilla said: “When the bank made a further margin call to reflect the lower value in the falling market, the owner ran out of cash and defaulted, leaving the bank racing to sell the house.”

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