East London
Once considered the dodgy end of London, the East End has turned its bad reputation into a selling point. Now a thriving business and residential area, it still retains its colorful character as one of the most culturally diverse areas.
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Hackney
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Canary Wharf
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Blackheath
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Bermondsey
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Stratford
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Spitalfields
East London is a good value with lower property prices than in the north or west. Urban renewal along the river and massive money into the area has also meant that its demographics have changed as more and more locals and ex-pats move there. Hosting the 2012 Olympic Games has brought even more money and development to it. Mind, though, that there are certainly still pockets of low income that feel rough around the edges and unsafe, so it’s a matter of knowing which city blocks to sidestep.
East-end neighborhoods begin with E, and the ones London Relocation commonly covers include: Shoreditch, Whitechapel, Spitalfields Market, Bethnal Green, Dalston, Hackney, Canary Wharf, and Stratford.