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House prices in some of London’s most expensive areas have returned to 2013 levels, according to Stefan Schubert. The decline marks a 30 percent fall in real terms, highlighting notable weakness in high-end segments of the London property market.
Schubert’s observation points to significant price corrections over the past decade for premier London neighborhoods.
Schubert has previously questioned the use of non-inflation-adjusted benchmarks, noting that the Brent crude price topped $200 in 2008 in current dollars. He has also commented on historic pay trends, observing that Swedish wage compression in the 1980s exceeded levels seen in the Soviet Union and the UK. His recent remarks add to a history of tracking long-term financial shifts through adjusted comparisons.