"East Dulwich has become so hot it is almost usurping Dulwich Village"

[lane lover]

Another piece talking up ED ... towards the bottom of the article:

http://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/property_news/smart_moves_and_new_homes/bloomsburysbedfordestaterevitalised.html

[Andybol]

I wish this would stop. I am trying to save a deposit for small flat in ED and this bigging up of ED is only making it harder for me to buy!!! Please, please, please stop talking up ED - well at least until I have a place of my own :P

[Sellena]

Agree!! I was born and brought up in Dulwich currently living/caring for elderly father in law but when we eventually want our own family home it will be impossible :-( unless of course i win the lottery

[Andybol]

Curse you good press of East Dulwich!!!!

I might start a bad rumour or two - sorry buy to let landlords but this is now war!

[ratty]

Where as I cannot wait to get out of here, and all this talking up of ED has just bought me a 4th bedroom in Beckenham! HEY HO!

[grabot]

That's cool, but if you just wanted something big and cheap Feltham would have been a better call...

[*Bob*]

I can't wait to get in / I can't wait to get out

Two sides of one boring coin.

[conrad.j.mustard]

Dear Andybol.

East Dulwich is v. overated. The world is not your oyster card !!

[ratty]

grabot Wrote:

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> That's cool, but if you just wanted something big

> and cheap Feltham would have been a better call...

Nah - somewhere that's not full of twats is quite high up on the agenda too!

[MrBen]

At least there's an open acknowledgement that Dulwich Village is boring.

[Jeremy]

I can't think of any reason to visit Dulwich Village, except for the gallery. It's a picturesque spot (by London standards), but absolutely nothing there.

[edhistory]

This one?

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1004299

[Jeremy]

Actually I was thinking about a different gallery... one that's a leeetle bit more established...

[Andybol]

lol

[womanofdulwich]

The main advantages of Dulwich Village are the huge amount of sports facilities-particularly outside spaces. Velodrome, Football, rugby, tennis and cricket. Gardens are generally bigger. It feels more open.

[peckhamboy]

What shop's that then?