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Moving to West London

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West London is upmarket, expensive and for the most part, utterly charming.

West London has a thriving economy and an equally vibrant environment in which to live and work. Home to 1.47 million people, the district is a dynamic mix of nationalities, cultures and ethnic backgrounds with over 25 per cent of its residents born outside the EU. West London is served by seven out of the twelve London Underground lines and the use of the tube is largely determined by what area you live. Undoubtedly, the most highly desirable places to live in West London are the areas of Notting Hill, Maida Vale and Kensington & Chelsea – the latter being the most expensive places to live in the UK not least because of its famous Kings Road, one of the swankiest shopping street’s in London. The Maida Vale, Notting Hill and Westbourne Park area is one of the most popular places to eat and drink in London.

Removal Company for West London

Central Moves are one of the London’s top removal companies London who combine specialisation with our total commitment to providing a professional and personalised service, which this is why thousands of families and individuals have entrusted Central Moves with theirLondon home removals, furniture removals London and personal effects.

Here at Central Moves we pride ourselves in aiming to be the best Removal Company London . We are proud to be members of the

– British Association of Removers

– Fedemac European Movers

– The European Movers Network

– Reference Line ( see positive feedback from our customers )

and most recently BS EN 12522 , it is the first and only recognised quality Standard specifically aimed at furniture removals.
Central Moves are proud to have achieved this standard, which proves all operatives work to clearly defined and audited standards on a daily basis. Further testament to our success is the number of corporate clients who continue to choose Central Moves and indeed, refer us to their families and friends.

Parking in West London or London

If you do not have a driveway  or there are resident only bays outside your property or if you think parking will be a problem on the day of your move it is advisable to apply for a parking or yellow line suspension.  You can reserve up to 5 bays outside your property on any selected day including weekends.

COUNCIL BOROUGH PARKING DEPARTMENT LINKS FOR LONDON

If you are moving London area, Central Moves the quality assured London Movers have a number of London removal services :

PACKING | STORAGE | ANTIQUES | PIANO MOVERS | VEHICLE TRANSPORTATION | COMMERCIAL/OFFICE MOVES

As London Movers  we have good knowledge of the roads, offices, houses and estates around West London including: Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, Bromley, Kingston, Camden, Lambeth, Richmond upon Thames, Hammersmith & Fulham, Sutton, Haringey, Tower Hamlets, Harrow, Chiswick, Acton

Also please find a list of local websites and blogs with local information that maybe of help

• http://www.westlondonliving.co.uk
• http://www.moove2london.co.uk
• http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk
• http://westlondonmum.co.uk
• http://www.insidelondon.co/london-area-guide/guide-to-west-london/75-where-to-live-in-west-london
• http://blog.movebubble.com/2014/03/best-places-to-live-in-west-london/

Or to book an esitmator to take a visual of your property or simply fill out our on-line estimate form for a quotation or talk to one of our advisors you can FREEPHONE:  0800 216123

Is The London Housing Bubble About To Burst?

A recent report by the London Evening Standard has highlighted the fact that the London property market is slowing down at quite a pace – leading analysts and industry figures to question whether or not the housing bubble is about to burst.

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Key indicators behind the housing market include the momentum with which house prices are increasing, which according to analysts has slowed down significantly over the last year. Although prices are still increasing for property in London, the rate of those increases isn’t as fast as it has been in the past. The numbers of enquiries for property have also dropped, leaving them at their lowest point since 2008.

A number of factors have been linked to the slow down in London’s property market, including stricter mortgage lending rules that came into place in April – and also the impending Bank of England base rate increase, which has led many would-be buyers to hold off taking out a mortgage due to the potential increase in cost that any base rate increase would bring.

It’s hard to say whether or not the bubble will burst – and if it does, for how long. This could be just a small jitter in the rapid increase in the cost of living in London – or it could be a sign that there are serious problems on the road ahead. London is a truly global city that appeals to people from all corners of the globe and all walks of life. If the bubble does burst then it’s likely to offer some respite to first time buyers looking to get onto the housing ladder, but at the same time, demand for property in London is likely to remain high, so that bubble won’t burst for long.

More Families Move From West London to Home Counties

More Families Move From West London to Home Counties

Homeowners in London have witnessed huge gains in the value of their properties over the last decade or so – even bucking the downward trend of “the Great Recession”. A recent article in the Guardian, however, highlighted that according to research by Savills, an increasing number of people are now selling up in the capital and opting for property in the Home Counties instead.

Lots of people making the move from London have switched to areas such as Kent and Surrey – with others moving as far away as Oxford and Cambridge.

A slow down in the increase in value of properties is thought to be behind the exodus, with a large proportion of movers in West London also noticing the trend.

Now might be perceived as a great time to move out of London while house prices continue to increase year on year. A recent article byMoneyweek.com looks at whether or not the house price in bubble is shortly going to burst.

While much of the UK is seeing strong recovery growth as the country emerges from the worst recession for decades, growth in the London housing market is still positive, but it’s occurring at a slower rate compared to five years ago.

In terms of commercial property, London is still booming with lots of start-up companies and international investors having to turn to other UK cities for more affordable office space. Vacancy rates are at a record low, and rental prices per square foot are exceeding £100 per month in many cases.

Only time will tell if the people jumping from London to the Home Counties have made the right decision – or whether or not those properties will continue to increase in value. One thing is for sure, however, property in London is in high demand and it looks things will remain the same for the foreseeable future.

Five Things to do when you first Move to London.

Five Things to do when you first Move to London

Moving to London

Things to do when you Move to London

You’ve packed your bags (and boxes), and you’ve made the incredible leap from your hometown, to London! What do you do? Where do you go? In this post Central Moves are going to suggest five great things to do when you move to London – activities that are a little off the well-beaten tourist track that the capital is famous for.

1. Venture down to Chinatown!

London’s Chinatown is world-famous – it’s the second largest Chinatown in Europe. You’ll find a huge number of Chinese restaurants and oriental supermarkets in this bustling part of the City. The bulk of London’s Chinatown restaurants can be found on Gerrard Street and Wardour Street – where you can dine at a budget buffet for under £10 per head, or you can feast on the finest dim sum in one of the higher end establishments.

2. Take in an event at Wembley

Wembley Stadium is hugely impressive in every way – it towers above the skyline. It doesn’t matter what event you attend – but you must go to one! There are lot of sport events including football games, NFL matches – even outdoor music events and concerts!

3. Catch a London Taxi to Brick Lane

Brick Lane is popular with fans of Indian cuisine – you’ll taste some of the best curry this side of India when you dine out at Brick Lane. One little tip: Don’t forget to ask for a discount before you enter your chosen restaurant! There’s always a few pounds to be saved, and discounts are always forthcoming so don’t be too shy to ask!

4. Walk round Harrods

OK – we did say we’d steer clear of the tourist track, but Harrods is too good to ignore – it’s an institution in its own right! Take a walk around Harrods and marvel at all the things you’d buy if you had a limitless credit card.

5. Check out some of London’s famous markets

London plays host to many different markets selling a huge range of goods, from designer labels to handmade products from emerging small businesses. Take a trip down to Brick Lane Market, Portobello Road Market, or even Greenwich Market – you won’t be disappointed!

There’s so much to see and do in London, even for new locals like you!

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Central Moves is a trusted relocation company helping you move to Balham or Clapham in London

Moving to Balham London

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Living in Balham London

Balham is a neighbourhood of South London, England, and is part of the London Borough of Wandsworth. Balham is situated between four south London commons: Clapham Common to the north, Wandsworth Common to the west, Tooting Graveney Common to the south, and the adjoining Tooting Bec Common to the east. Balham’s town centre has a variety of bars, coffee shops, restaurants, shops and a farmers market. Balham is diverse both in terms of economic and cultural demographics with an increasingly professional middle class population. The Polish population in Balham has hugely increased since 2006, though Balham has been one of the centres of the community in London since World War II.

Property in Balham Du Cane Court

Du Cane Court is the largest block of flats in Europe built for private occupation rather than as social housing. Its 676 flats range from studios up to 4-bedroom penthouses. The block has had a number of notable residents, including comedian Tommy Trinder, actress Dame Margaret Rutherford, model/showgirl Christine Keeler, and, currently, comedian and writer Arthur Smith. Scenes from Agatha Christie’s Poirot were filmed in the building.

Central Moves has seen an increase in popularity with Balham over the recent years and has become a popular place to live, there are lots of young professionals looking to upsize from flat to house, or with about to start a bigger family. Five-bedroom family houses in the Nightingale Triangle go for £1.2 or  £1.3 million. Prices of flats have roughly doubled over the past decade, with the cost of a one-bedroom property now £250,000- £300,000.

Living in Clapham London

Clapham is a district of South London within the London Boroughs of Lambeth and Wandsworth. Clapham’s relative proximity to traditionally expensive areas of central London, which had become increasingly unaffordable to all but the wealthy during the course of the 1980s and 1990s, led to an increase in the number of middle class people living in Clapham. Today the area is in general an affluent place, although itsprofessional residents often live relatively close to significant pockets of social housing. It is multicultural with overseas (Irish, African, Caribbean, South-American, European, Australian and North-American) residents and people of BME origin, and it has a vibrant gay community.

Moving to holmside-road-clapham?

There are 4 notable areas in Clapham -

Clapham Common and Clapham Town – Clapham Common is 220 acres of green space, with three ponds and an old bandstand. It is overlooked by large Georgian and Victorian mansions, and nearby Clapham Old Town. Clapham Town comprises Clapham High Street and residential streets including Clapham Manor Street, home to Clapham Leisure Centre, as well as Venn Street with an independent cinema, restaurants, and a food market held every weekend throughout the year.

Clapham South – Clapham South is a largely residential area encompassing the southern parts of the Common including the streets radiating off Clapham Common Southside and Cavendish Road and the southern section of Kings Avenue leading up to Hyde Farm.

Clapham North – Clapham North lies on either side of Clapham Road and borders Stockwell on Union Road and Stirling Road.

Removals Company for Balham & Clapham

Central Moves.co.uk can carry out your removals in Balham & Clapham with collection from any property to delivery to any property door to door / room to room in  Richmond, London, UK, Europe & Worldwide.

PARKING PERMITS

If you do not have a driveway  or there are resident only bays outside your property or if you think parking will be a problem on the day of your move it is advisable to apply for a parking or yellow line suspension.  You can reserve up to 5 bays outside your property on any selected day including weekends. See the local Council Services for Parking. Once you have booked your removal with Central Moves they will be able to give you the vehicle size and registration number in order to call your local authority and book your parking bays on the day of your removal, there is normally a small charge from your local council for this service.

Here at Central Moves we pride ourselves in aiming to be the best Removal Company in Balham & Clapham

We are proud to be members of the

- British Association of Removers

Central Moves Helps Hampton Court palace regularly

- Alliance of Independent Movers 

- Fedemac European Movers

- The European Movers Network

- Reference Line ( see positive feedback from our customers )

and most recently BS EN 12522 , it is the first and only recognised quality Standard specifically aimed at furniture removals.
Central Moves are proud to have achieved this standard, which proves all operatives work to clearly defined and audited standards on a daily basis.

Central Moves offer a number of professional relocation services for:

• Packing & Case Making for Fine Art & Antiques.
• Piano Movers 
• Handy Man Services
• Office and Commercial Moves
• Or to book an esitmator to take a visual of your property or simply fill out our on-line estimate form for a quotation or talk to one of our advisors you can FREEPHONE:  0800 216123

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