Central London house prices fall in March on Brexit, tax: survey
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HOUSE prices in central London saw their most widespread declines since 2009 as Brexit uncertainties and high transaction costs dented demand for high-end property in the British capital, a survey showed on Thursday.
Overall, British house prices grew modestly in March, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said.
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