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London, one of the rare and historic cities with a constitutional monarchy of Royal Family, has long been recognized as a democratic place of advancement where many international people migrate and buy properties.
People can enjoy freedom and equal opportunities here and send their children to top schools like Oxford and Cambridge. The real estate market has also favored foreign investors due to the market economy system.
If you want to enjoy a slow-paced life, provide a best platform for your children to study abroad and planning for future retirement, there are no reasons for you not to choose London as your first priority.
You can easily find professional property management company to take care of your property if this is not your primary country of residence. It is certainly a great spot for everyone in the world to visit and a top choice for many migrants to start a new life.
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The transformation of London's Olympic park
Two new neighbourhoods will be built at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park following a funding injection from Homes England, the government’s housing delivery agency.
London remains top global destination for real estate investment
According to Knight Frank's London Report, London retained its title as the world's top destination for investment in commercial real estate in 2018.
Micro-homes could solve London's housing crisis
Micro-homes could be a partial solution for cities like London to expand choice for young professionals and help combat the housing crisis, according to a new report.
Brexit has limited impact on UK housing market
Since the Brexit vote, average house prices have fallen in just one UK city out of 20 monitored by the Hometrack Cities House Price Index.
Foster + Partners releases images for The Tulip tower in London
London's had the Gherkin, the Cheese Grater and the Walkie Talkie and now, if the plans are approved, a new tower called the Tulip will join the skyline.
More than 200,000 homes in England lie empty
Some 605,891 homes were unoccupied in England last year with a third being empty for longer than six months, according to a new study.