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  • I have an iPhone, which I can't upgrade to the latest iOS for storage reasons, so can't install IFTTT. Tried it. Harrumph.

  • Average house price in London by Borough (Nov 2015):

    Kensington & Chelsea: £1,658,563
    City of Westminister : £1,385,797
    Camden: £1,049,673
    Hammersmith and Fulham: £951,328
    City of London: £804,600
    Wandsworth: £789,115
    Richmond upon Thames: £773,433
    Islington: £700,625
    Southwark: £637,274
    Merton: £633,739
    Haringey: £613,292
    Barnet: £611,318
    Ealing: £606,001
    Hackney: £589,164
    Lambeth: £559,716
    Brent: £543,277
    Tower Hamlets: £515,588
    Kingston upon Thames: £513,695
    Hounslow: £504,562
    Harrow: £489,725
    Bromley: £456,810
    Greenwich: £447,187
    Lewisham: £431,060
    Hillingdon: £422,290
    Enfield: £416,049
    Redbridge: £415,639
    Waltham Forest: £411,215
    Sutton: £376,388
    Croydon: £362,518
    Havering: £342,354
    Newham: £340,670
    Bexley: £311,097
    Barking and Dagenham: £258,631

    Average house price in Greater London: £597,860
    Average house price in Central London: £970,892

    Dagenham isn't that bad, right?

  • You can do it on the website and link it to your hue account there.

  • Tower Hamlets: £515,588

    not going to get a house for that, 2 bed flat maybe...

  • Is anyone interested in buying a 3 bed house in Herne Hill for £825k asking price?

    PM today if so.

  • That sounds about right. Depending on where you are the council will come and do one lot of takeaway as long as sealed and double bagged for not much money. (We currently have a shitload waiting to go in the corner of the garden.) The cost is getting it out of the house - the specialists are eye-wateringly expensive and (sweeping generalisation) mostly come across like right cowboys. Not something you want to scrimp money on though I suppose.
    If it's low risk, you can just paint over it - as long as not disturbed (eg behind rads / roofing panels) it's not a problem. (Don't drill into it) We've lived with ours (mostly low risk) for 3 years and aren't dead yet. Now the builders have taken it out and we made sure we were away when they were doing the worst of it.
    I have got the full white hooded suit + mask+ goggles + latex gloves + work gloves to do the bagging / tidying up. Hot as fuck.

  • Hot as fuck.

    Kinky.

  • for 3 years and aren't dead yet.

    Quoted for 30-40 years time

  • Anyone here in Hither Green? Looks like there's a few 3 bed properties in my price range. What's it like?

  • There aren't many pubs.

  • I'm in catford but frequently head up the hill to hither green station as the trains are more frequent. New retro coffee shop, so those houses may not stay affordable for long...

    @blowfish @ChainBreaker may be able to help

  • We lived in Hither Green.
    Meh...

    There is one big pub which is ok-ish, and Jay at the bike shop on Lee High Road is an awesome mechanic, but apart from that...

    Oh!
    The Costcutter, strangely, has a really good range of world beers.

  • What colour asbestos are you having to remove / take away?

    White, brown or blue?

  • Take one! Take one now! Take me! So I can live there too! Now! Just do it!

  • All honesty... Probably the nicest area I've ever lived in. It's amazing. Do it.

  • Bishops Way is located near to the charming boutiques, cafés, restaurants and bars of Victoria Park Village and Bethnal Green, whilst the fashionable bars and restaurants of Shoreditch, Hoxton and Broadway Market are also easily accessible.

    HIPSTER!

  • I lived there for three years and loved it.

    Nice selection of local shops. Pub is pretty good and parks are nice. Very close to blackheath / greenwich as well.

    Would definitely recommend.

  • Awesome, cheers everyone, I'll check it out more seriously!

  • Hey it was me that made it hip!

  • Any recommendations for an electrician in North London? My lights have started flickering and appliances turning on and off which I'm pretty sure is a bad thing.

    Electrics are fairly dated, consumer unit has plug-in MCBs so a rewire was probably on the cards at some point but it has obviously become a bit more of an issue now.

  • dibs on your sideboard thing!!! is that integrated with your dining table & chairs!?

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