Tube station proximity premium increases

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Research from the Nationwide Building Society suggests that there is a £27,000 premium for a property 500 metres from nearest London tube station, compared with a similar property 1,500 metres from a station.

It also found that, on average, London houses closest to Circle Line stations are the most expensive, those nearest the Metropolitan Line are cheapest.

Robert Gardner, Nationwide’s chief economist, said: “We examined how the proximity to a tube or railway station impacted property prices in Greater London after taking account of other property characteristics

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