House sellers in London are feeling increasingly confident as the number of sellers willing to drop their asking prices fell last month. There was a 51% decrease in the number of home-sellers being prepared to drop their asking prices in August, compared to July. Chesterstons said a return of seller confidence was likely to lead to London's property prices rising. August sales were up 54% on July, thanks to a growing demand from buyers, the agency said. Chestertons found that buyer enquiries were up 18.2% with viewings up 8.6% compared to the five-year average performance for the month of August. London boroughs that experienced high demand from buyers included Islington, Fulham, Canary Wharf and Battersea. |
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