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For the first time in over four years, rents in London’s most prestigious neighborhoods have declined. This shift is driven by a notable increase in available properties, which has eased supply pressures across the city’s rental market. The new inventory has provided tenants with more options, softening prices in areas that had previously seen relentless growth. Consequently, the momentum has shifted from landlords to renters, marking a significant cooling in the prime central London rental sector.
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