It’s official, after 43 year’s Britain has decided to leave the European Union. How will this affect the country’s prime residential sector, in particular in London, which has been the super-prime capital of the world for the last few years now? We’ve rounded up the immediate reactions to Brexit of those well-known names from within the prime residential development industry.
Take in all the reactions below:
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