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Islands in the Thames the Remarkable Regeneration of Our Industrial Riverside Page 6 Wednesday 2 August 2017 Art of the Homes& ridiculous Ben Luke on London’s public art Property Page 10 BUY IN BLACKFRIARS FOR £160K P8 OUR HOME: TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE P14 SPOTLIGHT ON MORDEN P22 Islands in the Thames The remarkable regeneration of our industrial riverside Page 6 London’s best property search news: homesandproperty.co.uk 4 WEDNESDAY 2 AUGUST 2017 EVENING STANDARD Homes & Property | News ‘We can’t afford to build for Westminster locals’ Trophy NE of Britain’s biggest home of property developers has been allowed to flout rules the week an on affordable housing in central London, claiming ultra-modern Oit can’t afford to build homes for locals and first-time buyers. oceanfront Despite Westminster council’s policy that all new housing schemes should Sussex house contain at least 35 per cent affordable £2.64 million: living a life of homes, it has given Berkeley Homes luxury is a (sea) breeze with permission to build 200 new flats at a weekend home like this in Paddington Green in W2 with only 32 the portfolio. Waterside designated affordable — just 16 per cent makes a glamorous, new- of the total. The developer initially build statement among its offered none at all, saying the scheme, beachfront neighbours sliding doors to a balcony tub. Further treats await you an extension of its huge West End Gate She told the London Real Estate Forum within the exclusive coastal with uninterrupted sea outside, in the shape of a development, would not be financially in June: “I do not want to preside over West Kingston Private Estate views. substantial terrace and viable with cheaper homes. a borough where the housing market is in West Sussex. Take the lift again to a top landscaped garden that The planning committee gave the go- polarised between multimillion proper- The ground floor features floor devoted to the master leads directly out to a private ahead only weeks after council leader ties for oligarchs and council-run four bedroom suites, then bedroom suite which stretch of greensward and Nickie Aiken issued a stern warning to estates, with not much in between. it’s up by lift to the vast includes a lounge, dressing the beach. the property industry that she would “Too many times we have buckled on open-plan living/dining and room and superb bathroom Through Knight Frank not tolerate London’s “golden post- viability or surrendered to the idea that kitchen areas lit by huge fitted with a freestanding (01403 611050). codes” becoming ghettos for the rich. brutal market economics simply denies housing opportunities for most people “Golden and that is just a harsh fact of life.” Lifechanger postcode”: 200 Two-bedroom flats in the sold-out first Editor: new homes at phase of West End Gate started at of the week Janice Paddington £850,000 and Berkeley Homes claimed Morley Green, top, will the new homes would not be financially become a include just 32 viable if any affordable properties were “affordable” included in the scheme. 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