"If you already owned your first home, this price spike propelled you up the property ladder. Jon Byers, founder of Anderson Rose, sums it up.
"In 2005 I sold a one-bedroom apartment on the Thames by Tower Bridge for £600,000. It sold in 2016 for £1,350,000. If it came to market today, it would sell for £800,000," he says."
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