Letting Agents in Lee London SE12
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Lee benefits from having Lewisham and Blackheath within five minutes from it; it's a cheerful area where property is still very competitive, though comparable to, Blackheath - yet it has the easy charm of Lewisham as well.
Mostly Lee is a residential area. It's populated with large Victorian houses of various kinds, and is hugely in demand by the families and young professionals, who want the open spaces it's near - Lee is very close to Blackheath and quite near Greenwich Park - the resources, but don't want to pay Blackheath's steep prices.
The Victorian houses of Lee are most popular in the Handen Road and Southbrook. There are large properties of this period everywhere though, but of course the closer you are to Blackheath itself (as you go across the road and past the Old Tiger's Head/New Tiger's Head towards the Heath) the higher the price you'll pay. There are also some really fine Edwardian houses, as well as plenty of modern town houses in the area. Houses tend to be very large, spacious and often with good gardens.
Lee has good little shops and a nearby supermarket - but if you want a vast range you'll go into Lewisham (an easy five minutes) or Blackheath (even closer) for the trendy and upmarket independent stores and cafes. It's a relaxing and friendly, supremely well connected place to be.
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Area News for Lee
St John's Wood brings the village atmosphere to the capital
St John’s Wood is a great location for people looking to capitalise on all the benefits of London living without being caught up in all the hustle and bustle.
Read Article ... Published on 26th May, 2015
Bickley: Beverly Hills or budget?
Bickley: Beverly Hills or budget?
Read Article ... Published on 9th April, 2015
Borehamwood: British Hollywood
Home to a number of television and film studios, Borehamwood is a well-established commuter suburb of London. It has been dubbed “British Hollywood”, on account of how many shots of its streets are included in a wide variety of much-loved UK films.Borehamwood is a well-established commuter suburb of London. It has been dubbed “British Hollywood”, on account of how many shots of its streets are included in a wide variety of much-loved UK films.
Read Article ... Published on 23rd March, 2015
Winchmore Hill: Mansions off the green
Once a small Anglo-Saxon hamlet, Winchmore Hill is now a firmly established enclave of the Borough of Enfield. Despite this, it still maintains a strong sense of the village it was in centuries gone by, with a strong sense of community to match its green spaces and impressive array of historic buildings.
Read Article ... Published on 10th March, 2015
New study unveils most affordable places to live in the UK
The UK's most affordable cities have been unveiled, according to new research.
Read Article ... Published on 26th November, 2014
Why Abbey Wood is transforming into a sought-after location
Abbey Wood is a small district located within south-east London, within the boroughs of Greenwich and Bexley.
Read Article ... Published on 19th November, 2014
Demand for rental properties in London has grown
Demand for rental homes across the UK has increased, according to new research.
Read Article ... Published on 18th September, 2014
Edmonton: A diverse and cultural melting pot in the heart of London
Edmonton is one of the most ethnically diverse areas in London, with plenty of schools, shopping centres and ancient buildings of historical interest.
Read Article ... Published on 25th July, 2014
Harlesden: Where Ireland meets the Caribbean
Harlesdon is in many ways an 'up and coming' place. Since its inception as a rural village in the 19th century, it has quickly grown to become a thriving inner-city suburb that is rich in culture and community-based activities.
Read Article ... Published on 13th June, 2014
Tufnell Park: An eclectic and sophisticated area of north London
Tufnell Park is one of the most eclectic areas of north London which incorporates a number of different postcodes and suburbs.
Read Article ... Published on 14th March, 2014
Lewisham celebrates Ofsted success
Lewisham has received positive news following a recent Ofsted inspection. Lee Manor Primary school received an 'Outstanding' grade after September's round of inspection, showing that the education on offer at the institution is top notch. This is the highest possible grade a school is able to achieve during an inspection by Ofsted.
Read Article ... Published on 17th October, 2013
Brixton: Leaving the past behind and thriving
Brixton is fast becoming one of the new trendiest places to live in London. Gone are the days of the 1981 riots, along with the area's dangerous image. Instead, Brixton has become a vibrant place to live that offers a mix of inhabitants, a variety of property types and a great shopping experience. It is becoming a favourite haunt of artists and bohemians, offering a creative, friendly and colourful environment.
Read Article ... Published on 29th July, 2013
Enfield awards show off its parks
It has been announced that the borough of Enfield has some of the best parks in the UK. Eight of the parks in the borough have received 'Green Flags' after being judged to have incredibly high standards of safety, cleanliness and attractiveness.
Read Article ... Published on 31st July, 2013
Docklands: Dock in at your new place or it will not get put into Docklands on Net-lettings
The once much-maligned London Docklands is fast making a reputation for itself as a residential hub, as well as the centre of the UK's financial economy. Once the largest port in the world, the shipping offices and warehouses that once dominated the area have largely given way to skyscrapers and new-build houses. Huge cranes once used for unloading cargo are now motionless in their cradles, but this doesn't mean the area has lost any of the fizz and bustle it possessed while it was a shipping hub.
Read Article ... Published on 30th May, 2013
Regents Park: Evergreen paradise
Living in London doesn't have to mean tolerating the daily urban upheaval and hustle and bustle of the centre. The capital caters for all tastes and those living around Regents Park will uncover a more rural part of the city, with a thriving community and an easy-going lifestyle. Read on for details of what this gorgeous part of town has to offer - besides leafy tree-lined streets and a sense of traditional Ye Olde England.
Read Article ... Published on 23rd May, 2013
Community heroes get Hammersmith & Fulham recognition
Unsung heroes residing in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham yesterday (May 15th) received their deserved recognition at a special celebration last night to honour special contributions to the community.
Read Article ... Published on 16th May, 2013
Shad Thames: Take a walk on the riverside
As Lou Reed famously said, 'Take a walk on the riverside'. All right, we might have misheard the lyrics to that song here at Estates IT. But if you happen to be in the market for a location close to the riverside, then boy have we got a location for you.
Read Article ... Published on 30th April, 2013
Fitzrovia: Variety aplenty
In central London, few places feel more foreign than Fitzrovia. The district, as well as its close neighbour Bloomsbury, is the closest a London resident can get to living in a European city. Of course, you'll have to excuse the chronic lack of sunshine, but the combination of close cobbled streets and extravagant squares gives Fitzrovia a definite Barcelona-esque feel. Its location in central London - lodged between Bloomsbury and Marylebone - makes it ideal for those who prefer their conveniences … well, convenient. You can work, shop and eat within just a few streets of where you live. Perfect.
Read Article ... Published on 26th April, 2013
City of London: Cosmopolitan paradise
How to describe living in the City of London? Not the city as a whole - we're talking about the district here. To many, the very concept might seem alien. This is, after all, where more people travel to work than will ever live - around 300,000 suits commute in every day, mainly for the financial sector. Considering just 7,000 people live here, you might expect it to be a bit of a ghost town after everyone goes home, but this is far from the case. After dark and at weekends, the Square Mile remains a hive of excitement and a hub of activity. Read on to discover whether this fantastic location will suit you.
Read Article ... Published on 25th April, 2013
St John's Wood: Thank-you for the music
When it comes to living in London, you can't do much worse than St John's Wood if you're into your music history. Home to Paul McCartney's house, as well as the famous Abbey Road Studios, the area has strong ties to the entertainment industry. While thousands of superstars have passed through the doors of the hallowed building, potential residents might also be surprised to learn that celebrities tend to snap up property in the area too.
Read Article ... Published on 18th April, 2013
Marylebone: Live on London's favourite street
If you want to live somewhere bustling, cosmopolitan and extremely close to central London, you won't find a better spot than Marylebone. The district has become immensely popular with city workers, attracted by its primarily residential nature which is supplemented nicely with an eclectic mix of cafes, shops and restaurants lining the high street - which was famously voted London's favourite street in a city-wide poll. Its convenient links to Canary Wharf and the centre of town have also done it many favours with the working population of London.
Read Article ... Published on 4th April, 2013
Maida Vale: Quiet yet central
One of the many attractive factors of living in London is the sheer variety of what's on offer. No matter your preferences, you're always likely to find something appealing, which makes house hunting a relatively pleasant experience.
Read Article ... Published on 26th March, 2013
Swiss Cottage: Cosmopolitan and classy
Finding housing in London can be a challenging experience. While the capital's many boroughs and districts offer a wide variety of choice and all-year-round availability, you might find yourself utterly overwhelmed by what's on offer. Even once you find that potential abode that includes enough rooms and a big enough garden within that price range - which is likely to be fairly hefty in London - you might then struggle to match it to a particular school, bus route or other service necessary to your everyday life.
Read Article ... Published on 26th March, 2013
Rub shoulders with the rich in Marble Arch
Central London attracts people from all walks of life and Marble Arch is no exception. Home to some of the most expensive houses in the city along with one of the most pricey streets - Park Lane - it's absolutely perfect, location-wise.
Read Article ... Published on 21st March, 2013
Kings Cross: A guide to Kings Cross
For many people, the mention of Kings Cross will conjure up images of Harry Potter's famous trip to Hogwarts. But when it comes to living in this fantastic area of London, there's much more than a handy transport link to a school of wizardry.
Read Article ... Published on 15th March, 2013
Notting Hill: A cosmopolitan paradise
When it comes to living in London, few areas are more desirable than Notting Hill. Subject of the critically-acclaimed 1999 film, the area has witnessed a dramatic surge of interest from residents over the last few years, with people clamouring to live in such an artistic, vibrant community.
Read Article ... Published on 11th March, 2013
Safe return for Hertsmere pooches
A pair of dogs residing with their owners in the London borough of Hertsmere have been safety returned to their owners after the area's dedicated dog warden tracked down the pooches.
Read Article ... Published on 27th February, 2013
Haringey Banksy plea successful
Residents of the London borough of Haringey will no doubt be celebrating tonight as their campaign to bring a stolen Banksy artwork back to their community appears to have been successful.
Read Article ... Published on 25th February, 2013
Bexley fire station avoids axe
Residents of the London borough of Bexley breathed a sign of relief last week (January 11th) after it was confirmed their fire station would not be closed, although initial plans announced in November 2012 suggested it could had been due to fierce cuts in public spending.
Read Article ... Published on 16th January, 2013
Rotherhithe: A commuter's dream on the river bank
The ease with which residents can travel into central London and its main business and tourist areas, coupled with its proximity to the River Thames, makes Rotherhithe a very attractive place to live.
Read Article ... Published on 16th November, 2012
Borough: A foodie's paradise
Situated in Southwark on the south side of the Thames, Borough is a cosmopolitan area in the heart of London, and is a favourite destination for those who enjoy delicious food.
Read Article ... Published on 9th November, 2012
Lambeth's new Jubilee Gardens opened by the Queen
Lambeth's residents already enjoy a number of beautiful parks and green spaces across the borough, and now there is one more to add to the list.
Read Article ... Published on 26th October, 2012
Bermondsey: Old London meets modern living
Bermondsey is a diverse district in the south of the capital that's full of old London character and has a wide choice of properties to rent, from luxury apartments in converted warehouses to Georgian townhouses and post war terraces.
Read Article ... Published on 19th October, 2012
New Westminster sports centre gets the go ahead
Westminster City Council has approved plans to build a £17 million public sports centre in the Queen's Park area by consolidating two existing facilities.
Read Article ... Published on 21st September, 2012
Bow: The thriving heart of the East End
Situated in the London borough of Tower Hamlets on the eastern fringe of the capital, Bow is a thriving part of the East End and a highly popular residential area.
Read Article ... Published on 12th September, 2012
Willesden: A vibrant and well connected suburb
There are numerous reasons to consider Willesden as a place to settle, especially if you're looking to live in a diverse part of the capital that's well connected transport-wise.
Read Article ... Published on 29th August, 2012
Bexley among London's top ten friendliest boroughs
The London borough of Bexley has been named as one of the top ten friendliest parts of the city, second only to Havering in the north-east of the capital.
Read Article ... Published on 24th August, 2012
Jubilee Pond at Wanstead Flats to be redeveloped
Jubilee Pond at Wanstead Flats is to undergo redevelopment under new plans announced by the City of London Corporation.
Read Article ... Published on 3rd August, 2012
Cricklewood: A new town in the making
People may be tempted to check out property to rent in Cricklewood for a number of reasons.
Read Article ... Published on 26th July, 2012
Isle of Dogs: Families will enjoy island life
There are many reasons why the Isle of Dogs is a great place to live. The area has developed a big reputation in the 21st century, starring in films such as Batman Begins and The World Is Not Enough.
Read Article ... Published on 24th July, 2012
Marylebone Library to get new permanent location
Plans have been approved that will see Marylebone Library get a new permanent location.
Read Article ... Published on 18th July, 2012
Kilburn: A location with plenty to offer
Kilburn is an area that a lot of people would be happy to live in.
Read Article ... Published on 11th July, 2012
Hillingdon kids plant commemorative wood for Queen
A commemorative wood has been planted in Hillingdon to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Read Article ... Published on 30th May, 2012
Barking Splash Park opens this weekend
Barking Splash Park will be free to use this weekend (May 25th-27th) to mark its opening.
Read Article ... Published on 24th May, 2012
Enfield £1.3bn masterplan unveiled
A masterplan has been unveiled that will see a 200-acre site in Enfield regenerated as part of a £1.3 billion plan.
Read Article ... Published on 23rd May, 2012
London house prices rise by 1,782% in past 35 years
London house prices have increased by 1,782 per cent in the last 35 years.
Read Article ... Published on 21st May, 2012
Barnet to host Diamond Jubilee Festival
A Diamond Jubilee Festival will take place at Barnet's Golders Hill Park.
Read Article ... Published on 10th May, 2012
Phase two of Aylesbury Estate regeneration finished
The second phase of the regeneration project taking place at Aylesbury Estate in Southwark has been completed.
Read Article ... Published on 3rd May, 2012
Brentford 'to benefit' from waterfront housing project
Plans have been submitted for a mixed-use development in Brentford.
Read Article ... Published on 27th April, 2012
Hounslow Council offering £500 celebration grants
Community groups in Hounslow can get a grant of up to £500 to run a celebratory event during the Diamond Jubilee or the Olympics.
Read Article ... Published on 10th April, 2012
Hillingdon Council receives 66 street party applications
Some 66 street party applications have been received by Hillingdon Council to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee.
Read Article ... Published on 4th April, 2012
Walthamstow Market 'improved'
Improvements are being made to Walthamstow Market that will make shopping a more enjoyable pastime.
Read Article ... Published on 28th March, 2012
Queen's Park to get £18m sports centre
A sports centre in Queen's Park, Westminster, is going to be redeveloped.
Read Article ... Published on 19th March, 2012
Richmond to see £250k investment in town centre
Richmond Council is to invest £250,000 in improving its town centre.
Read Article ... Published on 15th March, 2012
Westminster's Hyde Park to host Diamond Jubilee celebration
A two-day celebration at Hyde Park will be held to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, which may be of interest to those seeking property to rent in Westminster.
Read Article ... Published on 7th March, 2012
Camden Council announces fee amnesty for community events
People seeking property to rent in Camden could find a sense of community is present in the area.
Read Article ... Published on 5th March, 2012
Edgware's Krishna Avanti School to receive royal visit
Hindu students living in flats to rent in Edgware can look forward to a visit by the Queen to the Krishna Avanti School on March 29th 2012.
Read Article ... Published on 17th February, 2012
South Kensington's revamped Exhibition Road officially opens
Demand for flats to rent in South Kensington could be set to rise following the official opening of the revamped and redeveloped Exhibition Road area.
Read Article ... Published on 2nd February, 2012
Tower Hamlets city bid receives Olympic athlete support
Residents of flats to rent in Tower Hamlets have seen the area's bid to receive city status win support from one of Britain's most promising Olympic athletes.
Read Article ... Published on 31st January, 2012
Waltham Forest to receive royal visit this March
People in flats to rent in Waltham Forest will get a chance to see the Queen in March 2012 as the monarch pays a visit to the local town hall.
Read Article ... Published on 30th January, 2012
Kentish Town: A lively area for shopping and nightlife
People seeking a fashionable, vibrant and culturally exciting place to live could find what they are looking for by finding flats to rent in Kentish Town.
Read Article ... Published on 23rd January, 2012
Greenwich to celebrate becoming royal borough
People in flats to rent in Greenwich are set to see various festivities and ceremonies taking place to commemorate the area becoming a royal borough for the first time.
Read Article ... Published on 19th January, 2012
Westminster City Council to implement user-friendly street markings
People occupying flats to rent in Westminster are to benefit from a new approach to street markings that aim to make the area's roads a safer place to be.
Read Article ... Published on 4th January, 2012
Putney riverbus returns with new operator
People seeking flats to rent in Putney may welcome news that the popular local riverbus service is returning after finding a new fleet operator.
Read Article ... Published on 4th January, 2012
Hillingdon Council enhances waste collection with new trucks
People in flats to rent in Hillingdon are to benefit from improved waste disposal services following the introduction of eight new refuse and recycling trucks for the area.
Read Article ... Published on 14th December, 2011
South Kensington streetscape project reaches completion
People living in flats to rent in South Kensington will be waking up to an impressive new streetscape following the completion of a three-year construction project.
Read Article ... Published on 12th December, 2011
Tower Hamlets rallies support for city status bid
People occupying flats to rent in Tower Hamlets are being called upon to offer their support for a campaign by the local authority to have the borough officially recognised as a city.
Read Article ... Published on 8th December, 2011
Sutton Council handed green award
Environmentally conscious people who live in property to rent in Sutton may be pleased to hear that the borough council has been honoured with an eco-award.
Read Article ... Published on 21st October, 2011
Tower Hamlets buildings opening doors to public
People living in flats to rent in Tower Hamlets can see inside some of the borough's most inspiring buildings this weekend (September 18th and 19th).
Read Article ... Published on 13th September, 2011
Stratford: For those who want to be at the heart of the Olympics
Stratford, located in the heart of east London in the E15 postcode, is a great place to live, especially if you're a sports fan eagerly awaiting the arrival of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Read Article ... Published on 17th August, 2011
Fun-packed activity programme ongoing in Redbridge
People living in property to rent in the London borough of Redbridge, as well as others in the area, are still able to take part in some great summer activities throughout the borough.
Read Article ... Published on 11th August, 2011
Wandsworth residents to benefit from weekly bin collections
A contract has been signed guaranteeing weekly bin collections for residents living in flats to rent in the London borough of Wandsworth, and other property in the area.
Read Article ... Published on 4th August, 2011
Canary Wharf: Real City living
Canary Wharf really is slap bang in the centre of the City. Located in E14 in the London borough of Tower Hamlets, the area is right in the heart of the country's financial district and is close to a number of great amenities and attractions.
Read Article ... Published on 28th July, 2011
Shad Thames: Perfect for those who love riverside residences
Shad Thames is located in the SE1 postcode, which makes it part of the London borough of Southwark.
Read Article ... Published on 26th July, 2011
Youth arts celebrated by Islington residents
Youth arts are being celebrated by residents living in property to rent in the London borough of Islington, as well as other people in the area.
Read Article ... Published on 18th July, 2011
London Bridge: Teeming with things to do!
Located in central London in the postcode district SE1, London Bridge is in the borough of Southwark and is located right on the River Thames.
Read Article ... Published on 23rd June, 2011
Merton residents to be involved in tree planting
People living in property to rent in the London borough of Merton are being asked to have their say on where they think trees should be planted in their area.
Read Article ... Published on 21st June, 2011
Sutton residents take part in Imagine Festival
People living in property to rent in the London borough of Sutton have been taking part in the Imagine Festival.
Read Article ... Published on 27th May, 2011
Bromley improvement project celebrated
Changes made as part of an improvement project have been celebrated by those living in property to rent in the London borough of Bromley.
Read Article ... Published on 19th May, 2011
Royal wedding parties 'free to arrange in Wandsworth'
Wandsworth Council has confirmed that there will be no charges for people wishing to close streets for royal wedding parties.
Read Article ... Published on 21st February, 2011
Camden Council seeks feedback on transport strategy
A consultation to improve the future of transport provision is seeking the views of those living in property to rent in the London borough of Camden and other local residents.
Read Article ... Published on 9th February, 2011
Mayfair
Mayfair is a district that needs little introduction. Located in the heart of London's West End, it is a byword for sophistication, wealth and prime land. Not for nothing is it the place every Monopoly player wants to hold. Bordered by Piccadilly, Bond Street, Oxford Street and Hyde Park, it is one of London's most upmarket addresses.
Read Article ... Published on 11th January, 2011
Flats in Westminster offer easy access to Lords
Those who like watching cricket may wish to seek property to rent in the City of Westminster, which includes Lords Cricket Ground.
Read Article ... Published on 7th January, 2011
Flats to rent in Lambeth offer Tate on doorstep
Those thinking of renting flats in the London borough of Lambeth may be interested in the many works of art to be seen in exhibitions at one of the borough's most prominent venues, the Tate Modern.
Read Article ... Published on 4th January, 2011
West Hampstead: Affluent north-west London area with great transport links
West Hampstead is an unusual area in London, because unlike some it is split between two boroughs. Lying in the north of the capital, it is partly in Camden, while a portion lies in Brent.
Read Article ... Published on 20th December, 2010
Swiss Cottage: An energetic area in an enviable location
Background
Read Article ... Published on 30th November, 2010
Bigfest 'set to welcome people from flats to rent in Hillingdon'
People looking at flats to rent in the London Borough of Hillingdon may be keen to head down to an event being held in the region later this month.
Read Article ... Published on 5th October, 2010
Increased buy-to-let products 'may mean more flats to rent'
People could be encouraged to look for flats to rent in the London Borough of Merton when they learn there are more buy-to-let mortgage products on the market.
Read Article ... Published on 21st September, 2010
Residents of flats to rent could benefit from outdoor gym
People living in flats to rent in the London Borough of Hackney may be able to take advantage of a new outdoor gym that is to be built in the area.
Read Article ... Published on 6th September, 2010
Market for flats to rent in London "remains buoyant"
The market for flats to rent in London remains positive and "buoyant" according to one organisation.
Read Article ... Published on 27th August, 2010
Those renting in London told Elephant & Castle scheme is "amazing prospect"
People interested in property to rent in the London borough of Lambeth may be interested to read that the city's mayor Boris Johnson is excited about plans to redevelop Elephant & Castle.
Read Article ... Published on 6th July, 2010
Charlton: Rent a property in a London village
Background
Read Article ... Published on 1st June, 2010
Buy-to-let mortgages 'good news'
A new buy-to-let mortgage rate is set to increase competition among landlords and possibly boost consumer choice for rented homes.
Read Article ... Published on 11th May, 2010
'Restrict mortgages' on inefficient homes
People looking to buy a property which is not energy efficient enough to help the UK reach its carbon emissions reduction commitment should not be able to obtain a mortgage unless they carry out green improvements, it has been suggested.
Read Article ... Published on 26th February, 2010
Stratford: Get close to the Olympic Village in Stratford
Background
Read Article ... Published on 5th February, 2010
Britons 'put off DIY while renting'
Young UK males lack confidence when it comes to carrying out basic DIY tasks, new research has found, which one sector commentator has attributed to the tendency for people to rent for longer.
Read Article ... Published on 29th December, 2009
Number of properties for sale 'has increased'
An increased number of properties are being put on the housing market, according to new research.
Read Article ... Published on 11th November, 2009
'Increased demand' for buy-to-let landlords
There is increased demand for houses from buy-to-let landlords, a new survey has revealed.
Read Article ... Published on 27th October, 2009
First-time buyers 'have fewer options'
First-time buyers in the UK are finding that they have fewer mortgage options available to them, as the recession rumbles on, which may mean that renting a property is advisable at this time.
Read Article ... Published on 22nd September, 2009
First-time buyers 'getting raw deal'
Despite recent reports that the number of mortgage approvals has increased year-on-year for the first time since early 2007, first-time buyers are still getting a "very raw deal", one sector commentator has claimed.
Read Article ... Published on 17th September, 2009
Property expert 'happy to rent'
House prices are reported to be rising again in the UK, however, a property professional has questioned whether or not these increases will be sustainable.
Read Article ... Published on 17th September, 2009
Landlords improving their properties?
Those looking for property to rent in Bethnal Green, flats to rent in Shoreditch or houses in other parts of the UK may be set to benefit from an improved choice of residences, it would seem.
Read Article ... Published on 19th August, 2009
Non-energy efficient homes 'should not be rented'
The Energy Saving Trust (EST) has revealed that it is lobbying the government to prevent certain energy inefficient properties from going on the rental market.
Read Article ... Published on 10th August, 2009
NHF criticises Ofgem in energy bill debate
The National Housing Federation (NHF) has suggested that many people in the UK who use pre-payment meters for their utilities have paid too much.
Read Article ... Published on 15th June, 2009
St John's Wood: Cricket, Beatles and green spaces
Background
Read Article ... Published on 18th May, 2009
Residents of property in Camden 'benefiting from anti-social behaviour drop'
People who live in property in Camden are enjoying a fall in anti-social street behaviour, it has been claimed.
Read Article ... Published on 28th April, 2009
Property in Kensington the safest in England and Wales, study shows
Property in Kensington & Chelsea is safer than any other area in England and Wales, research has revealed.
Read Article ... Published on 26th March, 2009
Government considers extension of Crossrail
Crossrail services could be extended to the Thames Gateway area, the government has announced.
Read Article ... Published on 18th March, 2009
TfL offers boost to London coach travellers
Londoners from outer boroughs travelling into the centre of the capital are set to benefit as a result of new services for coach drivers, it has been stated.
Read Article ... Published on 12th March, 2009
New bus 'one step closer'
Transport for London has announced that a new bus for the capital is moving closer to completion.
Read Article ... Published on 17th February, 2009
Record year for Tube journeys
London residents were serviced by more Tube trains than ever before in the 2007-08 financial year, it has been revealed.
Read Article ... Published on 7th January, 2009
Rental demand 'will rise as house prices drop'
Property prices have been predicted to see further falls throughout 2009, as mortgage finance remains restricted.
Read Article ... Published on 19th December, 2008
Hybrid buses 'will cut emissions in London'
London residents are set to benefit from an improved environment as a fleet of hybrid buses is due to come into operation.
Read Article ... Published on 2nd December, 2008
London rental prices falling, survey finds
People thinking of renting a home in London could find they get better value for money than they were expecting, the findings of a new report have suggested.
Read Article ... Published on 18th November, 2008
Market a property with the kitchen and bathroom
London-based landlords looking to successfully market their properties should make sure that the kitchens and bathrooms are as attractive as possible.
Read Article ... Published on 9th September, 2008
Weak property market sparks renting boom
A lack of demand in the property market has pushed up interest in property to rent in London, according to a latest survey.
Read Article ... Published on 19th August, 2008
Sutton regeneration in full swing
The London Borough of Sutton launched a regeneration scheme this week that focuses on removing various items of clutter from its streets.
Read Article ... Published on 25th July, 2008
Buy-to-let investors urged to seek discount
Landlords with flats to rent in London and elsewhere in the UK have been advised to press for a significant discount when expanding their portfolios.
Read Article ... Published on 2nd June, 2008
More opt to rent as credit crunch takes hold
A new study has shown that more and more homeowners in places like London are opting to rent out their properties.
Read Article ... Published on 22nd May, 2008
'No perks' for prospective homeowners
People trying to find flats for sale in London will enjoy scant support when it comes to securing a mortgage.
Read Article ... Published on 15th May, 2008
Tenants 'value location above price'
The majority of tenants are more concerned about the location of their property than how much it costs, it has been suggested.
Read Article ... Published on 12th May, 2008
Renting 'best alternative to buying'
Renting property in London is "not a bad option" for people who cannot afford to buy their own home, according to one leading property portal.
Read Article ... Published on 9th May, 2008
Capital gears up for Boat Race
The historic Boat Race between the universities of Oxford and Cambridge will once again be taking place this Saturday, March 29th.
Read Article ... Published on 25th March, 2008
Landlords offered help with regulations
Landlords in the capital and across the UK have been encouraged to take advantage of the regulative guidance available to them.
Read Article ... Published on 14th March, 2008
Oxford St to get £40m facelift
Central London's most famous shopping district is to receive a £40 million facelift ahead of the 2012 Olympic Games, it has emerged.
Read Article ... Published on 13th March, 2008
Over-regulation 'threatens rental market'
Central government must be careful to avoid over-regulating the rental market if it wishes to allow the sector to continue its positive growth, one leading industry group has claimed.
Read Article ... Published on 10th March, 2008
Tottenham riverside regeneration begins
Three brand new business barges have been docked at Tottenham's Hale Wharf, ushering in a new era of regeneration for the River Lee.
Read Article ... Published on 3rd March, 2008
Historic London views to be preserved
Panoramic views of London that have been enjoyed for centuries by England's ruling monarchs are to be preserved, according to the Evening Standard.
Read Article ... Published on 14th February, 2008
Commute is 'shorter by water'
Riverside communities in London could soon hold a higher premium for rental property-seekers and home-buyers – and not only for the views across the Thames.
Read Article ... Published on 7th February, 2008
New developments on road to Wembley
A new development of townhouses in Wembley could add to the development and increasing appeal of the north west London area for residential property-seekers.
Read Article ... Published on 6th February, 2008
Hackney top ten property hotspot: Property hotspots for 2008
property hotspots for 2008.
Read Article ... Published on 31st December, 2007
Let-to-buy 'can help' early-stage buyers
Let-to-buy mortgages can be useful for people on the early stages of property hopping, but are not wide-reaching or as relevant as they used to be, according to property experts.
Read Article ... Published on 20th December, 2007
