Out in the City Issue 16 April 08

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Living on the coast has always been the choice of
those looking to get away from it all. Recently we
have seen a further increase in the coast’s popularity due to a
greater focus on specifi c coastal regeneration. Along with this
there is a greater willingness to commute further – not just
a better quality of life, but to be fi nancially better off . This is
especially true now that many of us have the technology to
work eff ectively from home. .
The commuter buzz has hit south coast towns and cities
such as Brighton because of the fast trains into London that
now take just over an hour. City bound commuters are on – to many of us at least – the jewel in the south coast
the increase and it is easy to see why. With more aff ordable crown. So while the draw of London still grabs a great deal
house prices and mortgage repayments outweighing the cost of people, it could be said that property hot spots for 2008
of travel, the fi nancial aspects make sense, especially when may just be beside the seaside. See the Dominion advert
coupled with the increased availability of low-cost home on page 87 of this issue to fi nd out more about high quality
ownership schemes. aff ordable homes.
The social scene in and around British seaside towns has
proved an added attraction for many people, with Brighton For more details, give the sales team a call on 0800 783 2159.

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