Invest in London Apartments for sale

Home to a population of 8.674 million, London is a densely populated and ethnically diverse cosmopolitan city.

The word “London” may conjure images of the busy Mall or throngs of crowds on Oxford Street, but the truth is there are plenty of neighbourhoods throughout the City of London and the surrounding 32 boroughs that provide more space, each complete with their own distinctive traits and quirks. Families, sports lovers and those who enjoy canal walks and pub lunches are often found in the West End, taking it the stunning surrounds of areas like Wimbledon, Twickenham and Richmond. East London has emerged as a tech hub in recent years, while the north is something of a haven for arts and start-ups alike. It may have been 240 years since Samuel Johnson proclaimed, “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life,” but the sentiment still rings true today. Central London is home to many of the city’s most revered sights, including the London Eye, the Tower of London, Shakespeare’s Globe and the Shard, along with museums, galleries and pop-up events galore throughout the year.

But sight-seeing aside, there’s much more to enjoy in the nation’s capital. There is a strong and assorted culinary scene, with fantastic street-eats found at festivals and in markets, while the city is also home to 11 of the world’s Michelin Star restaurants to cater to the more discerning diner. There is some of the best nightlife in the world to be enjoyed here, and with music and film festivals, a bursting media scene and several other events and parades taking place, there’s never a shortage of things to do in London. 

London Property Market and the Future

The London property market has emerged as the strongest in the country post-recession, performing admirably even in the face of events such as general elections and referendums. The allure of living in this busy, vibrant and sophisticated city has yet to wane, as people both abroad and in the UK scour the market to find houses and London apartments for sale.

"The UK’s foremost master planner, architect Sir Terry Farrell, says we should build low-cost rising bridges east of Tower Bridge to ease traffic and create new floating neighborhoods for London’s exploding population."