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Why is there social housing in luxury areas?
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01-16-2013, 10:27 AM
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Here in London both rich and poor live in the same streets. Take a walk through Mayfair and you soon become aware that not everyone is rich and that there are many ordinary folk living there too.
The Duke of Wesminster owns a number of blocks of flats which are rented out exclusively to the London working class. I might even say that unless you are working class, His Grace is very unlikely to ever rent you a flat in one of his blocks. Where I live here in SE London, where house prices range from £400K to £1.5M we have lots of council houses and estates. Greenwich is a very wealthy borough. This modern idea of rich folk living behind high walls is entirely new and one which Londoner's do not aprove of. Anyone who buys a flat or house in Docklands must know by now that the place still has a large community of the working class. |
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Why is there social housing in luxury areas? - LondonGuy - 01-16-2013, 09:50 AM
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[] - DavinaOpines - 01-16-2013, 10:12 AM
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