Things aren’t looking up guys. If you had high hopes that London’s property prices would miraculously drop just in time for you to nab that 3 bed house in Clapham (for under a million squids), it may be time to readjust your life goals. EMoov have mapped out the predicted state of property prices in the capital by 2030. The result is pretty painful – apparently the average price tag of a home in London could surpass £1 million by then. Obviously, Kensington and Chelsea are likely to stay the most expensive places; in 14 years time, it’s estimated that average values will leap from £1.9 to a whopping £3.4 million. Yowzzzers. Whoever though that £1 alone would look relatively cheap?
