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Old 02-04-2008, 07:12 AM
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Post High-end properties selling despite slowdown
According to the latest London View report from estate agents Cluttons, despite a cooling property market properties at the top end of the market are still selling quickly.The report said high-end properties and those in desirable locations have, to date, have been immune to the slowdown that is affecting the rest of the property market. [...]

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