Monthly Archives: August 2016

A community in Brent with great staying power

Queen’s Park is one of the most attractive places to live in the London Borough of Brent. The area is very highly regarded for the community spirit. It really feels like a village spreading from the park. This acts like a traditional village green and plays host to several events over the course of the year, including an open area cinema and a fete in September. Continue reading

Revealing the current property hotspots with the best performance

The recent National Hotspots Index makes quite good reading for investors. It indicates the top ten hottest areas in the country, those where properties sell quickly when they are put on the market. The list is dominated by locations within the commuter belt of London. These destinations see high demand because they generally offer more value for money than central areas where prices for properties are much higher. Continue reading

Conservation in Waltham Forest

The London Borough of Waltham Forest has enjoyed some big rises in property prices over the last few years and remains one of the most attractive hotspots in the capital. The area has attracted buyers of every type, including those looking to get on the property market, couples and families moving up the ladder, and investors searching for investment opportunities.   Continue reading

Solutions for empty properties in Sutton

The London Borough of Sutton is well located and offers a number of attractions for residents. Amongst these are the fantastic prices, particularly in comparison to other areas in the capital. There is a lot of value to be found and the fact that the area is in Outer London also means there is plenty of space to enjoy. Continue reading

Regeneration of Old Kent Road

The extension of the Bakerloo Line will result in a huge number of new homes being created in the London Borough of Southwark. The line will be extended to cater for people in Lewisham, providing faster connections to the centre of the city. It will be a huge project, taking at least ten years to complete, but it will provide huge benefits for the areas along the route. Continue reading