Wealthy foreign property investors are turning their
attention from central London to cheaper suburban locations to avoid paying
heavy stamp duty bills, an investigation has found. The trend, which follows a series
of swingeing stamp duty hikes on expensive properties since 2012, means
cash-rich investors are increasingly in competition with first-time buyers in
new developments in outer London. It has been accelerated by the slump in the
value of the pound that followed the Brexit vote in June, which has made London
property around 15 per cent cheaper in dollar terms compared with a year ago.
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