The cost of real estate in the UK depends on the multiplicity of factors. Of course, the proximity to transportation, cultural and large infrastructure hubs, as well as the prestigiousness of the district play an essential role. However, there are more aspects you should take into account and the form of ownership is one of them. (more…)

In the UK, a Victorian house is any house built during the time of Queen Victoria's reign in any style of Victorian architecture. All these houses, standing out with slate roofs and protruding windows, Victorian houses make up about 70% of residential real estate in London. Municipal homes represent a form of public housing in the UK. Municipal residential houses were built and managed by local authorities to provide housing for the local population. In 2005, approximately 20% of such housing is owned by local authorities and housing associations. Construction of municipal residential buildings has decreased dramatically with the arrival of the Conservatives who spoke in support of homeownership. Importantly, council houses built in the 20-40-ies of XX century are quite suitable for comfortable living, especially if you are considering economy class options, while the houses of a later period are oftentimes smaller and less convenient. Municipal houses account for 20% of London's residential property. (more…)

Of course, the largest selection of student property is concentrated in London. There are 18 special complexes - Purpose Built Student Housing - cottage settlements providing such infrastructure. They are scattered throughout the city, and new construction is concentrated in the 1st and 2nd zones. (more…)