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AVERAGE HOUSE PRICE IN LONDON HAS GONE UP [pounds sterling]18,000 IN A YEAR.

Byline: MIRA BAR-HILLEL

THE average price of a London property has increased by more than [pounds sterling]18,000 in the last year, new figures show.

During the first months of this year the typical property fetched more than [pounds sterling]306,000, up six per cent on the [pounds sterling]288,000 value in the same period last year.

The highest-priced homes in Kensington and Chelsea rose by more than 12 per cent, meaning the average property there now costs more than [pounds sterling]827,000.

Other boroughs where prices rose include Camden, Westminster, Hammersmith & Fulham, Hounslow, Lambeth and Sutton, where prices increased by at least 10 per cent year on ...

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