The ironic thing is that with the "exclusivity" of neighbours like that, you'd have to pay me to live there.
It's disappointing how little interest the government has taken in taxing the ridiculous capital gains resulting from the high-end London property bubble; these "investors" probably contribute less to the British economy per pound earned from their speculation than anyone else, and in many cases it's a similar story in their homelands
It's disappointing how little interest the government has taken in taxing the ridiculous capital gains resulting from the high-end London property bubble; these "investors" probably contribute less to the British economy per pound earned from their speculation than anyone else, and in many cases it's a similar story in their homelands