The UK’s exit from the European Union is likely to lead a surge in transaction volumes as investors resume buying prime London property, but an additional 3 per cent stamp duty and higher asking prices could dent sentiment, analysts said.In a sign that foreign buyers are indeed looking at London property prospects favourably, Hong Kong-listed Far East Consortium on Monday acquired Ensign House, a 4,572-square metre office building in Canary Wharf for £28.25 million (US$36.5 million), which will…
Source : South China Morning Post
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