A frenzy of overvaluations is undermining the property market
Earlier this year, The Holme, a 40-bedroom Georgian property in Regent’s Park that was listed for £250mn in March 2023, finally sold for £138.9mn. After almost two years of failing to attract buyers, it had achieved a price cut of more than £111mn. Sure, this is an extreme example of overvaluing at the very top end of the super-prime market, but it paints a picture of how overvaluations are out of control across the property landscape and how they not only put off buyers but stall certain segments of the real estate...



