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Head Over Heal's EVENING STANDARD WEDNESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2013 1 HomesWednesday 6 November 2013 & Lights fantastic Interiors Property Page 26 NEW HOMES AS LONDON BOOMS P4 DOUBLE UP, BUY NEXT DOOR P12 & P28 BARBADOS P8 SPOTLIGHT CRYSTAL PALACE P34 Head over Heal’s Store boss’s My Design London: Page 10 NICK HOLT London’s best property search website: homesandproperty.co.uk 2 WEDNESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2013 EVENING STANDARD Homes & Property Online homesandproperty.co.uk with This week: homesandproperty.co.uk news: Property £4m to live in Hackney, the in partnership with rising property star of the east search Offers over £4 million: this six-bedroom home, once a London buy of the week church hall, is close to Victoria the smoothest of moves Park, Hackney. Through £650,000: nip over to NW5 where this chain-free garden Foxtons flat — set on a prime Kentish Town road — is a find for buyers seeking a smooth move. Inside showcases pale THE east London borough of Hackney has emerged as the grey walls, oak floors, wide sash windows, high ceilings capital’s shining property star with prices up almost and plenty of high-spec detailing to match. Plush style 13 per cent in a year, according to the latest figures from continues in two double bedrooms, a sleek bathroom and the Land Registry. a 29ft reception/kitchen and dining room leading to a The average home in the borough will soon breach the decked landscaped garden. Through KFH. £500,000 barrier — and currently stands at £474,202. The most expensive home currently for sale in Hackney is O Visit homesandproperty.co.uk/buyoftheweekkentish a converted church hall close to Victoria Park, on the market with Foxtons for offers above £4 million (visit homesandproperty.co.uk/vicpark). You can still find bargains, however. 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Michelle, 42, reportedly tried It is listed at £4 million features, including a 24-hour porter to buy her husband’s share but he said with Domus Nova. and key-locked lift. DiCaprio has it was against a previous agreement. reportedly been looking for a O Visit homesand new home all year. The slick O Visit homesandproperty.co. property.co.uk/rainbow for contemporary apartment uk/telperion GETTY IMAGES more pictures and details might just be to his taste. Always party time at RiRi’s É RIHANNA wants to give her new £13.6 million Barbados home, right, the London look. The Diamonds singer, 25, is creating a private nightclub there modelled on Piccadilly celebrity haunt, Dstrkt. She is said to be spending £6.18 million on a makeover to include replicating the club’s REID REBECCA futuristic bling lighting, oversize sofas, chrome furniture and bar clad in rare stone. RiRi certainly REX FEATURES knows how to party in style. O Where to buy a home in Barbados: see Page 8 4 WEDNESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2013 EVENING STANDARD Homes & Property New homes homesandproperty.co.uk with Population boom means housing Nine million people are set to call the capital home by 2019. David Spittles reports on the race to provide the 400,000 new homes and transport upgrades that will be needed ONDON’S population jumped to solve the commuter crush. They are by more than 100,000 last looking beyond Crossrail — the east- year to a new postwar high, west train link arriving in 2017 — to find and at the current rate of efficient ways to integrate rail and Tube increase the capital will grow lines in the suburbs and outer London Lby the equivalent of an extra borough areas. And new transport routes equal every three years, hitting a total of nine new homes. million people by 2019, according to Transport for London is set to gain the latest data from the Office for more control of suburban commuter National Statistics. routes currently run by rail operators. As a result the city needs a more In 2015 TfL will take over the West extensive transport network for Anglia rail franchise. This route runs commuters, says London Mayor Boris from Liverpool Street through east Johnson, and 400,000 new homes London to Stansted airport and Cam- over the next 10 years. bridge, taking in Hertfordshire com- The popular suburbs are where the muter towns such as Bishop’s Stortford population is predicted to grow.
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