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The story suggests a cooling in the very top tier of London's property market, with prices 14% below their 2014 peak. This could indicate a shift in how attractive London is perceived by ultra-wealthy international buyers, who often drive demand in these exclusive areas. Other global cities might be gaining favour.
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