London hotspots [electronic resource] residential development opportunity areas
London hotspots residential development opportunity areas [electronic resource]
- London Knight Frank 2011
Identifies 13 residential development hotspots in London. Predicts that prices for new-build properties in these hotspots will outperform the 30% increase in prices expected in the prime central London market between now and the end of 2015. Regeneration, new transport links such as Crossrail and supply and demand are key factors affecting value in these areas. Lists hotspots such as City of London and Eastern fringe, City road corridor, Earls Court, Farringdon, Hammersmth, King's Cross, Marylebone/Fitrovia, Mid-town, Nine Elms, Paddington and Bayswater, Southbank, Blackfriars, Victoria and White City and Westfield.
London
Identifies 13 residential development hotspots in London. Predicts that prices for new-build properties in these hotspots will outperform the 30% increase in prices expected in the prime central London market between now and the end of 2015. Regeneration, new transport links such as Crossrail and supply and demand are key factors affecting value in these areas. Lists hotspots such as City of London and Eastern fringe, City road corridor, Earls Court, Farringdon, Hammersmth, King's Cross, Marylebone/Fitrovia, Mid-town, Nine Elms, Paddington and Bayswater, Southbank, Blackfriars, Victoria and White City and Westfield.
London