London’s housing gamble: why the capital may no longer be a safe bet
London’s property market is losing its once “safe bet” status. Discover why rising costs, tougher regulation, and economic headwinds are making investments riskier than ever.
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London’s property market is losing its once “safe bet” status. Discover why rising costs, tougher regulation, and economic headwinds are making investments riskier than ever.
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