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No one would argue that ED exists in a vacuum, but at the same time one has to consider the fact that ED is filled with desirable housing stock and green spaces that lie just a few miles from the centre of a major global capital. Good times will come and go, businesses will thrive or fail, but fundamentally ED has a huge amount going for it.




DulwichFox Wrote:

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> There is UK wide recession.

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> Europe Wide recession.

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> Global Recession.

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> Yet people seem to think E.D. is exempt...

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> We have seen great Empires collapse...

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> Ottoman Empire / Greek Empire / Roman Empire /

> many others...

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> Now the American Empire is crumbling due to

> Global Financial Collapse..

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> We are just part of The American Empire..

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> Even E.D.

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> Fox

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