Are there still areas of London that are fairly central where it still makes sense to buy residential property as an investment?
The prices seem to be sky high, they will probably go up still, but percentage-wise it won't be massive, I think.
Physically speaking you will also end up owning something very tine, most likely on a leasehold.
Still, I'd really love to own something in London, long-term, as I think retiring and enjoying life in London can be very pleasant (unlike working in it, with the commute during rush hour etc) and I'd like to do that if I can afford it...
The prices seem to be sky high, they will probably go up still, but percentage-wise it won't be massive, I think.
Physically speaking you will also end up owning something very tine, most likely on a leasehold.
Still, I'd really love to own something in London, long-term, as I think retiring and enjoying life in London can be very pleasant (unlike working in it, with the commute during rush hour etc) and I'd like to do that if I can afford it...
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