Areas that are run down now will be first in the list for redevelopment.
Look at Battersea. And Docklands. (Can you tell I don't live in London?) those areas will be fairly cheap, too.

Failing that, accepted advice is the buy the worst property on the best street you can afford. Your house will never be worth more than the rest of the street, so it might as well be the best street you can afford.

And, despite what you might think, by a school is a good idea. It's unlikely to be developed into a chav housing estate, thirteen weeks of the year the place is deserted, and if you're out at work all day you'll miss the bulk of the noise associated with two thousand kids.

Or you could just tell the agent you'll buy the place she gives you he best blowjob in.
( b3th Not shit. Not mod., Sat 10 Nov 2012, 10:20, 1 reply, 13 years ago)

battersea is a good bet
the northern line will be going there in a few years at which point prices will go up.
( CQ Knows the truth, all of it., Sat 10 Nov 2012, 10:37, Reply)