im a university student in california and some friends of mine and i are planning a big trip to europe this summer. almost a quarter of which will be spent in london, is that such a good idea? we are ...
I live in Hertfordshire but im willing to travel but only as far as Manchester! Im also looking for somewhere not too expensive! Please help me as this night is going to be so special if i find the ...
I have been advised by my employers that I am to work in Cardiff for a week and I will be flying from Glasgow a week on sunday. I dont want to be refused on a flight, I havent flown for more that 10 ...
A few weeks ago the driver announced over the telecom 'To the man who just got on at the back of the train, causing the doors to reopen cos he got on as they were closing, therefore delaying the ...
hey i might be goin to the UK soon for school and i gotta few questions.
what kinda clothes do british people wear? american like A&F, Americn Eagle, Nike, Southpole, high top shoes, or do ...
London sucks.
I went there for 3 1/2 weeks..
all the older guys look like pedophiles.
most of the guys are ugly.
they all have screwed up teeth.
Everyone there is kind of ...
Please can someone help! i am going to london next w/e for 3 days planning for some major shopping! but the only places that i know of are oxford st (obviously) and covent garden, i have tickets for ...
im 16 and im going to london wid a few friends, but was wandering wat we cud actually do there. any ideas? Additional Details That drop ride thing isnt there anymore I don't think....
please tell me why? Additional Details I need to get a job fast and my wife need to learn english.It shoulnt be a place very expensive to live.We want to support ourselves on my salary....
It's impossible to answer this question because it varies so much from borough to borough.
The most expensive places are those in central or west London. Next most expensive are those on a tube route. Next are those on a mainline railway route.....and so on. South of the river is usually cheaper than north. East cheaper than west (execpt some posh bits of docklands).
The cheapest would be miles out of the centre with limited public transport.
SurfCop
Extortionate. About 200k
snowymountains123
too bloody much lol - prob. around £200 -£300,000 depending on where! flats cheaper than houses of course - better start saving!
kat
london about 850 and upwards. suburbs about 700 and upwards
The Boot
500 quid/month an one used Lampard jock strap. Naturally, only a moron would make such an offer.
carlos_frohlich
There are huge variation from area to area.
south Thames usually are cheaper than North Thames., like Rive Gauche and Rive Droit from Sena.
Try these links.
Lucky in your search (by the way, to find something, we need better keywords, only search isn't enough)
womam12
i would say about £180.000 but you didnt say if it was a house or flat as there is a big difference, i live in Peterborough and the house prices are getting higher all the time, crazy
Insomniac
Way toooo much, London's a hole.
Konfuzius
Renting a house is profitable .The rent would be about100 to 200 Pounds per Week. It is neraly less than 5% of the capital U invest on a House!
If you invest that Money on private sector that will bring you more than 12 % of the capital.
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