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The Olympic Park would much
change the perception of east
London ,
establishing
it
as
an attractive family housing
location
with
great
leisure
amenities
the Games . The long term project is being managed with an eye on long-term quality , which means that the east London localities will potentially be able to rival the more prime areas of west London and an evidence of that is obvious . There was a hope that the Olympic Park would much change the perception of east London , establishing it as an attractive family housing location with great leisure amenities . This should attract newcomers who would ; otherwise , not have considered the location previously ; there is also a belief that on the long-term , the Stratford ( the Olympic Town ) area will be
subject to increasing amounts of overseas wealth . Not just from investors buying newbuild properties , but also the possibility of ‘ displaced ’ west Londoners taking the value of their property east and getting much more for their money . If that happens , the Government and Locog ( London ’ s 2012 organising committee ) are likely to fulfil their ‘ legacy ’ pledge even if the housing market is yet to see any real sustained benefits .
As the end of the summer drew in , recent reports reveal a reduction in the interest shown for house sales . This year , with much attention upon the London Olympics , demand prices on property for sale dropped below normal , as August witnessed a 2.4 % decline . This occurrence was always going to happen as the increase in property prices was above average due to the global interest in the Olympics .
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If the recession has taught us anything , it is that the prime and super-prime areas will never be truly affected due to the endless overseas interest
المناطق ذات على ا‎�سعار ان الركود لا ي‎�ؤثر كالمناطق الراقية الطلب المتنامي الم‎�ستمر
توفر ال‎�سيولة وغرب لندن ب‎�سبب في و‎�سط اإليها من الداخل وتدفق الاإ‎�ستثمارات
والخارج
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