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Addison Lee founder’s London mansion once asking £32m sells for £11.5m

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Addison Lee founder’s London mansion once asking £32m sells for £11.5m

John Griffin, the mind behind Addison Lee, experienced a substantial loss after selling his lavish London mansion for £11.5 million, down from the £20.7 million he paid in 2013, incurring a staggering loss of £9.2 million.

This sale reflects the broader downturn in London's property landscape, impacted by economic instability and new tax regulations.

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