New research from Lloyds Bank finds that some of the best investment properties in the UK are in areas close to top rated state schools. Homes in these locations are very highly sought by families and they are great long term investments if the school continues to perform. With limited supplies and high demand every new school year the price rises are very stable. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: September 2016
What lies hidden in Barking and Dagenham?
Sitting nicely in East London is the Borough of Barking and Dagenham. With some rather reasonable house prices as well as a number of sights to see and things to do, the area can’t be ignored when you are searching around for properties. By taking the time to admire what the location has to offer, you too can see why people opt to settle here. Continue reading
The Whitechapel Central regeneration has achieved the green light
Whitechapel is one of the most attractive areas in the Borough of Tower Hamlets because of its unbeatable location. This is ideal for commuters, being within touching distance of the City as well as numerous incredible transport links. It is no wonder that the location is proving to be so attractive for people interested in investment properties. Continue reading
Waltham Forest’s diverse and youthful community
North east London is home to one of the most fantastic Boroughs in the capital, the Borough of Waltham Forest. The area has quite a reputation to boast about, as it’s not only known for its excellent living, but for being one of the six locations that hosted the 2012 Olympics. So if you’re having difficulty deciding on where to settle down, then this may be just the destination for you. Continue reading
Enjoying nature in the London Borough of Wandsworth
Wandsworth is a wonderful destination for people who want to live close to the Riverside in London. The Borough is home to one of the longest stretches of the South bank of the Thames and puts people directly across from Fulham, Chelsea and Pimlico. On top of this there are homes at many points along the River Wandle too. Continue reading
Targeting hotspots to boost your chances for a great return
The property market in London may experience rapid fluctuations and frequent change but it remains a great area for investors looking at capital gains and attractive rental yields. The difference is that it takes more effort now to find the right areas to invest in. This is because there is so much demand in the market. Continue reading
The Quietways in London could reveal great opportunities for property investment
Cycling is a very popular mode of transport in London for a number of reasons. Firstly, many parts of the city are not car friendly so a bicycle is a better option for getting around as opposed to using public transport. Additionally parking spaces and garages for cars command a great deal of value because of land prices, making it even more expensive to be a vehicle owner. Thirdly, using a bike to get around is better for your health. Continue reading
Richmond Upon Thames is home to a number of attractive areas
Of the many London Boroughs that exist in the capital, perhaps the most popular destination is Richmond Upon Thames. It has a fantastic reputation as being home to the happiest residents in the whole of the capital. In fact people enjoy living in the area so much that they tend to stay for life. Continue reading
Redbridge’s growing population and the impact on housing
The London Borough of Redbridge has one of the fastest rising populations in the whole of London. It was previously estimated that approximately 1,123 new homes needed to be built in each area of the capital every year to keep up with growth. In Redbridge though, this number was revised up to 2,132 as a result of the demand for homes. Continue reading
Newham continues to lead the way in terms of house price growth
Newham is one of the most attractive areas in London as a result of the rapid rate of house price increases. According to the latest Government figures the Borough has seen prices rise by just short of 21% in the last year, outperforming the 12.3% average for the whole of the capital. Continue reading
