House price cuts and the dip in the value of the pound have given a big boost to the prime London property market, with the number of homes under offer at its highest since before the EU referendum.
Sterling has fallen by 16% since June 23.
Financial Times reported properties in leafy central London areas that typically cost millions of pounds are selling at an average discount of 10.8% to the asking price, according to LonRes, a data firm.
