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Alternative housing could be the answer to London’s housing crisis

Posted on: 13 October 2014
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Alternative housing logics and forms of accommodation, Melissa Fernández argues, can provide London with a partial solution to its housing supply crisis, but their individual contexts, prospects and constraints within the capital city need to be better known and understood. A new project by LSE London will be exploring this (and another three key topics) through a series of events, site visits and publications over the coming year.

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London development: Building opportunities East of the city

Posted on: 8 October 2014
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Examines the property market east of the city of London. As demand for housing grows, four boroughs east of the City 
of London are set to deliver one 
in three new homes in the capital.

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London Prime Residential Development Pipeline

Posted on: 8 October 2014
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This annual review of the prime London residential property market considers the question that developers and investors already active in project delivery are grappling with: “how do I secure the construction capacity needed to get my development built?”

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Aviation: Mayor of London’s proposals for a Thames Estuary airport, 2008

Posted on: 7 October 2014
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This note from the House of Commons Research Library deals only with the proposals put forward by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson for a new hub airport located on an artificial island in the Thames estuary. For information on the historical background to the idea of building a new airport at or in the Thames estuary, as well as the current proposals for the Isle of Grain site, see SN4920.

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Bakerloo Line extension

Posted on: 1 October 2014
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Transport for London has launched a consultation exercise outlining options for extending the Bakerloo line into southeast London from its current end point at Elephant & Castle. Comments are requested by 7 December 2014.

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IPD/Colliers International London West End Office Investment Report

Posted on: 30 September 2014
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Through analysis of more than £11bn of assets, IPD and leading London property consultancy, Colliers International, have collaborated on a comprehensive analysis of the investment performance of West End offices. This research covers the period June 2013-June 2014 and reflects the continued buoyancy of the sector.

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Central London Office: Review and outlook

Posted on: 26 September 2014
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The latest information (September 2014) on the office market in Central London from Savills.

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Prime London residential market: Autumn 2014

Posted on: 23 September 2014
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As prime London enters a new phase of the cycle, this latest report from Savills considers which direction it may take.

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Housing in London: Addressing the supply crisis.  London, 17 September 2014

Posted on: 19 September 2014
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This event, attended by over 70 people, including local councillors, MPs, academics, and representatives from charities, consultancies, and private sector institutions, began with four thematic presentations by the project officers from LSE London: Planning, development, and land supply;  Improving renting; Alternative housing; The role of foreign money. Each presentation discussed what we ‘know’ currently about each issue, presenting the traditional story conveyed to the public by the media and political discourse. Then, each presenter discussed recent research from LSE London that reveals important lessons for each theme. Finally, an array of ‘solutions’ that have been proposed for each issue were presented for discussion and debate. Alan Benson of the GLA and Duncan Bowie of the University of Westminster kicked off the discussion portion of the evening, offering their comments on the thematic presentations and posing important questions and critiques of commonly suggested solutions. Presentations and briefings are available online.

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London’s Garden bridge: barking up the wrong tree?

Posted on: 19 September 2014
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The author of this article considers whether the Thomas Heatherwick’s proposed garden bridge over the Thames is a benefit for Londoners or Boris Johnson’s vanity project?

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