spanglechick
High Empress of Dressing Up
aren't the traditional communities of brixton by definition often 'out of towners'?
Ferndale road Brixton.What area do you live in? Presumably the majority of those who have moved out where home owners or private renters?
The posh streets around where my mum lives hasn't seen huge changes and I can't image certain parts of Stockwell Park estate have. However the huge amount of new builds are bringing in new residents and the revamping of parts of Stockwell Park Estate and Wayland house will have undoubtedly moved out council tenants- it would be interesting to know how many will return - historically I get the impression that post redevelopment, a good percentage of ex-residents don't return.
Fair enough.Why? That makes no sense.
That quite a long road- is it full of renters being priced out then?Ferndale road Brixton.
Something else we can fight about! Forget the class debate, who is REAL LONDON?I wasn't born in London but consider myself a Londoner.
What area do you live in? Presumably the majority of those who have moved out where home owners or private renters?
The posh streets around where my mum lives hasn't seen huge changes and I can't image certain parts of Stockwell Park estate have. However the huge amount of new builds are bringing in new residents and the revamping of parts of Stockwell Park Estate and Wayland house will have undoubtedly moved out council tenants- it would be interesting to know how many will return - historically I get the impression that post redevelopment, a good percentage of ex-residents don't return.
Congratulations ! Its a great place to come from and to come to.I wasn't born in London but consider myself a Londoner.
it's been demolished and is slowly rising again it's own footprint, I think as part of The Park redevelopmentIf Wayland House becomes posh i will have lived through change thought unimaginable even by fantasists.
Yes, Most of the flats/Houses are being bought up.That quite a long road- is it full of renters being priced out then?
We were on about Brixton rather than just your road iirc.
If Wayland House becomes posh i will have lived through change thought unimaginable even by fantasists.
it's been demolished and is slowly rising again it's own footprint, I think as part of The Park redevelopment
well its been pulled down now and a bigger tower will go up. I'm not sure how many ex-residents will move in. I think Stockwell Park estate will become a place of sharp contrasts with the comfortably-off living next to council tenants.
Yes, Most of the flats/Houses are being bought up.
Wow, it kind of needed knocking down thirty years ago. Must take a stroll along Robsart street during the week.
I was a Londonder before it became cool to be a Londoner.Something else we can fight about! Forget the class debate, who is REAL LONDON?
I was a Londonder before it became cool to be a Londoner.
So the landlords are selling their properties?
I dont know who owns them (neither do i care) but the for sale signs are clearly visible as is the new wave of people moving in.
I got a few pics - I'll sort them out for you
So was i.I was a sarf Londoner before it was cool to be a sarf Londoner.
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Coming soon - bland new apartments for people stretching their budget to move into trendy Brixton.
that is virtually indistinguishable from the Oval Quarter, the only difference is the name on the hoarding....View attachment 49202
Coming soon - bland new apartments for people stretching their budget to move into trendy Brixton.
Well, in the past, the oval end of Brixton road has been called North Brixton. The boundaries of Brixton are a little unclear. Going by earlier maps, the area near Stockwell Green is original Stockwell and older than Brixton. However the Old white horse is referred to as being in Brixton rather than Stockwell. And Stockwell now seems to stretch down to Larkhall Park.Is Robsart street Classed as Brixton or Stockwell ?
I don't see any demographic shift in my road.
A right can of worms then.Well, in the past, the oval end of Brixton road has been called North Brixton. The boundaries of Brixton are a little unclear. Going by earlier maps, the area near Stockwell Green is original Stockwell and older than Brixton. However the Old white horse is referred to as being in Brixton rather than Stockwell. And Stockwell now seems to stretch down to Larkhall Park.
boohoo said:Coming soon - bland new apartments for people stretching their budget to move into trendy Brixton.
Well, you may be interested to know that gentrification hasn't reached our bit of Brixton Hill and is unlikely to for quite some time. New Park Rd and the surrounding areas are a diverse mix of Somali, Irish, working class, middle class, Jamaican, British, West African, Polish etc. I think that distance from tubes/trains plays a large part in this.
One street I noticed full of posh white kids was Ferndale Road...Well, you may be interested to know that gentrification hasn't reached our bit of Brixton Hill and is unlikely to for quite some time. New Park Rd and the surrounding areas are a diverse mix of Somali, Irish, working class, middle class, Jamaican, British, West African, Polish etc. I think that distance from tubes/trains plays a large part in this.