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Breakingviews 3 Min Read Skyscrapers and buildings are seen at dawn looking across central London towards the Canary Wharf district, London, Britain, February 5, 2020. REUTERS/Toby Melville NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Fuggedaboutit. That’s what London and New York would love to do with Covid-19. It won’t be easy in the new year. But the two financial capitals should start to see urban buzz return. The cities remain atop the Global Financial Centres Index. Both nonetheless face big challenges, from budget shortfalls to difficult property markets and cash-strapped transport systems. They will also both elect mayors in 2021. London, also vulnerable to Brexit, saw its housing market dry up during coronavirus restrictions. Partly thanks to tax breaks, though, prices have so far held up on year-on-year comparisons, the UK House Price Index shows.

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