London Property Market Information

IS this true? A Hidden Property Gem in Central London?
Destination: Postcode SW1 and Traditional Stucco Mansions – Pimlico
Public Transport: Pimlico Underground Station – Victoria Line
Pimlico is situated right next to Belgravia and Westminster, and is often overlooked by many property hunters for reasons that remain unknown to the Rent A Home London Team. […]

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Remember the articles about the “Sky Towers in Canary Wharf” and about “London and the Olympics 2012” – if you don’t you should go and have a quick skim read through them because, this article directly follows on what has been mentioned and its impact to the London Property Market - especially with regards […]

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London’s King’s Cross is a major Railway Hub for the North of England. Combined with Euston, St Pancras and King’s Cross they all cater for the National Rail Trains going up to places such as Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield and yes – all the way up to Edinburgh, Scotland! King’s Cross is just on the […]

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Don’t be too scared to buy in areas that may currently seem less desirable at the moment in time, especially in London. There are rough areas and places in London that are currently run down, but hopefully due to regeneration projects will slowly pick up in value. So keep an eye on the London […]

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Taking another look outside the London Property Market, and peering into the edge of Greater London, Kent.
Kent is a county in England, south-east of London. The county town is Maidstone. Kent has land borders with East Sussex, Surrey and Greater London, and a defined boundary with Essex in the middle of the Thames estuary. […]

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Yes, believe it or not there is property life beyond Central London. Outside “Zone 1” of the Public Transport Zone in London, a great deal of what is considered London Property Market Growth is starting to slowly bloom. Places such as Dartford, Croydon, and Blue Water which are only 20-30 minutes away from Central […]

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As the majority of us know, London has won the bid for the Olympics 2012 to come and be played in London. This is a great achievement for London especially in the eyes of many British to beat the French to it – made it even better!
London now has to prepare for the […]

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For the past century there has been a great deal of speculation on whether the property bubble will burst in the UK, but mainly will the magic bubble burst in London. For the past several years house prices has gradually increased. Every year there would be a big “Woo Haa” over whether the market […]

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Following up from the previous post on the developments that will hopefully be booming forth from Canary Wharf comes Wood Wharf. Situated right next to Canary Wharf, it seems to be part of the expansion plan that the British Waterways Company have to the East of London. The plan is to turn the 20 […]

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Canary Wharf is the Financial District of London, just as Paris has “La Defence”, London has its Canary Wharf - it is admired by its large sky rise corporate buildings that tower over London’s traditional Victorian houses.
During the 1800s Canary Wharf was a hustling and bustling dock yard, a great deal of Sea […]

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