London is a city that’s perpetually changing, and if many of us looked at a picture of our street 30 years ago, it might be entirely unrecognisable compared to nowadays.
‘The only areas in London that are gentrification-immune are roads that have those hideous 1960s council estates (even if they are now private),’ @impamiizgraa wrote as part of one impassioned Reddit thread.
Once you see these little signs, you might conclude that the bang average London area you call home is now officially ‘on the up.’.
The up-and-coming London neighbourhoods to move to in 2025 First, it’s a coffee shop, and then it’s a miniature craft ale brewery.
Good transport links too,’ @TeaSipper007 added, while @diseasetoplease name-checked Woolwich, Thamesmead, Forest Gate and East Ham.
