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Mon
19
Jan

That's right, "boost". Counter-intuitive, but here's the (possibly flawed) reasoning:

Real estate experts at Jones Lang LaSalle claim expansion is excellent news for the property market in the Western Corridor as it signals its willingness to back a major infrastructure project in west London. Maninder Grewal, manager of Landmark property services in Parklands Parade, Hounslow, agreed and told the Chronicle: "Now expansion has been given the go ahead, it is sure to increase house prices in the area. It will bring more business and more jobs, meaning a higher demand for homes.

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Wed
07
Jun

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Inwood Park - just south of Hounslow - was once known for its distinctive landscape of old Special Brew cans and vomit... a chic little enclave for Londoners who wanted to stay shitfaced all of the time. Now, the council has made the area an alcohol-free zone, the drunks have dragged their pickled souls elsewhere and the Independent makes the park the subject of its More For Your Money page. The message is - the neighbourhood's on the up, and there are still unmodernised houses available for those looking to turn a (medium-term) profit. If you can get in quickly enough. There certainly seems as if there's a bit of action there at the moment. Listings for two- and three-bedroom terraced houses in the £220-240,000 region are mostly under offer or sale agreed. For something at the higher end, check out what £409,950 will buy you... a five-bedroom plus garage detached home overlooking the park. Not bad when the Piccadilly Line will take you into the West End in 25 minutes.


 


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