The mayor of London knows how to solve the housing problem

The situation with the shortage of residential property in London has become so obvious that the London government takes urgent measures, in particular, the mayor of London Boris Johnson is extremely concerned about the shortage of affordable housing in London and believes that such a need for new residential property, which now takes place in London, a city not seen since the 1930s.

The mayor even made a special reports about their vision of residential construction in the city, in which he noted that in London there are a lot of beautiful places for new buildings, starting from Battersea to the Royal Docks and from Greenwich to Croydon.

Boris Johnson also focuses on the fact that new housing in London must be an attractive and vibrant town centres, with excellent transport interchange and all the necessary infrastructure, not to remind of the hostel workers.

Under the new program, Boris Johnson, the government of London to provide the city the resources to build in London each year, more than 42,000 new housing units until 2020. The mayor stressed that this task must work together to decide how the municipal districts and the government of London, private sector, public sector. Only by interacting, you can decide the allocation of unused land to attract institutional investors. In addition, a strategic priority is to improve transport in London. An ambitious project designed to improve the throughput of London for more than 10% of Crossrail, is already under construction since 2008 and will be completed in 2018.

The mayor of London’s mission is to encourage all those who perform this honorable mission to achieve the best result. A priority, according to Boris Johnson, is to purchase seeking the housing property, not the stimulation of the rental market in London.

London – one of the greatest cities on earth. Boris Johnson intends to seek the approval of London in this capacity even more. Today, London is suffering from a lack of high quality yet affordable residential properties, which inevitably pushes prices up, depriving people working in London, the quality of leisure and recreation.

® Alice Morgan. 03.12.2013