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My other half is a piano teacher. I bought a digital one simply because we knew we'd be moving, we didn't have space for a real one and we lived in a flat with several neighbours (having a volume control and the option for headphones is really handy).
It's a Casio Privia PX320 with a stand and pedals.
She doesn't really like it, but it's better than not having one. Now we've got a house and only one adjoining neighbour we're also about to be in the market for a real piano.
She always advises her students to have a real piano if at all possible - even the good digital ones aren't the same.
Head to the Yamaha shop on Wardour Street and have a play around. You may as well nip into the Steinway shop in Marylebone too just because everything's so pretty.
Second hand acoustic pianos can be had for very good prices - often people are simply unable to take them when they move home.
Cross posted from here ...