Angel in Islington is really benefiting from its close proximity to two huge redevelopments. It was already popular because the central location and incredible transport links, but work going on nearby in Old Street and King’s Cross has put it in the spotlight. So much so in fact that in the last ten years house prices have almost doubled. Continue reading
A planning award for Hounslow’s new park
Last year we reported on plans for a new park in Hounslow that were a little unusual. The Rectory Park project aimed to design a green space for the public whilst also creating warehouses. These will be located underground, created using a cutting edge mineral extraction technique. The plan received planning permission in the summer. Continue reading
Does London have a beach?
Ruislip may only be 14 miles away from the heart of Central London but it couldn’t be more different. The area is home to quiet residential streets and is very green. Not surprisingly it is popular with commuters and families. Continue reading
Regenerating the housing stock in Havering
Havering Council recently revealed they had chosen a preferred bidder to help with their plan to regenerate the housing stock in the Borough. The project is large, including 12 different estates across the area. Over the next 12 years they will be regenerated, creating new, higher quality homes. Continue reading
The reasons to consider Rayners Lane
Harrow is one of the outer Boroughs that have enjoyed a big jump in popularity and prices in recent years. It is a location with lots to offer and plenty of potential for additional growth in values. This makes it good for investors and buyers looking for a home for themselves. Continue reading
Wood Green in Haringey attracts families
There are a number of different things for buyers and investors to think when they look at the London property market. The two most important are likely to be location and space. In terms of the area they will want somewhere with the right amenities, particularly transport links. The size will also need to suit their needs or the potential tenants they want to attract. Continue reading
A big decision regarding two huge housing estates in west London
Earlier in January Hammersmith and Fulham Council rejected Capco’s new masterplan for two estates in the Borough. The authority decided they could not agree with the developer’s proposals to increase density. They also did not approve of the amount of affordable housing provided in the plan. Continue reading
You can see many surprising things in Hackney
Hackney is now renowned as the most creative Borough in the whole of London, home to an arts scene like no other. The area couldn’t be any more diverse, both in terms of the people and the landscape. There are streets, canals, parks, and even a number of industrial areas celebrating the manufacturing past in the area. Continue reading
Regeneration plans for Plumstead High Street
Plumstead is a popular area because it has maintained a strong sense of community for hundreds of years. There are plenty of reasons to live in the area, from the more affordable prices to the greenery and local amenities. The area is well connected even though it is in Zone 4, providing regular trains to London Bridge. The trip takes less than half an hour. Continue reading
Southgate is a green area perfect for families
Enfield is home to a number of attractive suburban towns surrounded by countryside. Southgate is a particularly popular one because it offers the advantage of being on the Piccadilly Line. This means that commuters in the area can reach King’s Cross in less than half an hour. Continue reading
