
In 2023 London, the studio flat represents something of a contradiction. It is both a byword for try-your-luck landlords who have carved a distinct address from very little — and a symbol of aspiration for the 30- and 40-somethings languishing in house shares.
The pandemic did little to budge asking prices, which at an average of £217,960 are broadly in line with 2019 figures, according to Hamptons.