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    <title>Beyond the Postcard: How to Find a City’s Hidden Prime Square</title>
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    <description>The most rewarding square addresses are rarely the ones on the tourist trail. The case for looking one street beyond the familiar, and how to spot value in Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield and Edinburgh before the market catches up.</description>
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    <description>Britain’s smallest city squares are no longer incidental bits of streetscape. In 2026, scarcity, community and a shortage of prime stock are pushing pocket addresses to premiums that rival much grander crescents.</description>
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