How will prime central London perform in 2016?

Falling oil prices and growing uncertainty about the global economic outlook point to a lacklustre year for prime central London housing. Indeed, having already slowed sharply, prices in the most expensive parts of the capital will struggle to do more than mark time in 2016.

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