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London home completions forecast to fall

Developers putting off building as they adjust to slower sales; chronic supply shortage pushing up prices
Thu, Apr 06, 2017 - 5:50 AM

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THE number of new homes built in London will reach 46,500 this year but total completions will fall by a quarter at the turn of the decade, estate agents Savills said on Tuesday, in a further blow to efforts to tackle a mounting housing crisis.

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