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New figures show sharp declines in some of the capital’s most expensive areas, with analysts pointing to higher taxes, weaker demand and rising borrowing costs as key pressures on the market.

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00:00House prices in some of London's wealthiest wearers have fallen at double-digit rates,
00:05with Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea seeing the sharpest declines.
00:10Official data shows values in both areas are down by more than 10%,
00:14leaving average prices close to levels last seen over a decade ago.
00:19Westminster has fallen to around £872,000,
00:24while Kensington and Chelsea is averaging around £1.2 million.
00:29The drop is part of a wider fall across inner London, which is down the most since the financial crisis.
00:37Analysts say higher taxes, weaker demand and rising mortgage costs are all contributing to the slowdown in the capital.
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