East Dulwich mentioned twice in the Financial Times

[DulwichLondoner]

1) https://www.ft.com/content/79db2ace-333f-11e8-ac48-10c6fdc22f03

A story on new developments given flashy American names, like the Tribeca next to the Crystal palce road - Goose Green gym, in an attempt to lure international money laund, ehm, investors. I hope I can quote half a sentence without infringing copyright:

"

these homes aren?t for the people who live in these places. No kid from Camberwell or Peckham or Brockley is going to mistake Goose Green for Washington Square Park. Neither are they going to fail to notice the flats in The Tribeca cost about 20 per cent more than what Zoopla says is the going rate for their postcode.

"

2) https://www.ft.com/content/484bb034-381f-11e8-8b98-2f31af407cc8

A story on how more and more homeowners are extending rather than selling and moving, and which mentions ED as the UK's location where homeowners are most likely to consider an extension

The second story seems unreliable hot hair, as 'likely to consider' doesn't mean much, plus it was all based on a survey by an online architecture service, which residents of the Royal Borough and other super prime areas are maybe less likely to use anyway.

The first one is IMHO more interesting.

[Jules-and-Boo]

bet it doesn't mention crime rates or the lack of stock in the Co-op

[Callie]

the links don't show the story

[Callie]

Jules-and-Boo Wrote:

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> bet it doesn't mention crime rates or the lack of

> stock in the Co-op

lol, so true. Why are co op freezers always empty nowadays?

[DulwichLondoner]

The stories are behind a paywall, guess that's why

[Jennys]

I love the hot hair reference.