Which area do the middle class in London like to live in?

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to Britain. So which area do the middle class in London like to live in? Follow, let's have a look, welcome to read.

I. Wimbledon

Not much to say, the world-famous Wimbledon Tennis Open was held here. Every summer, both members of the royal family and foreign tourists compete to witness a series of top events in this holy land.

There is a very interesting custom, because there are not so many cars in the parking lot, so in the peak season, the big houses around will take out their yards to make temporary parking lots, and the fees are not low, but the "small business" is booming, and some regular customers can make friends by the way when chatting.

Second, Barnes

It is located in Richmond on the Thames in London, 9.3 kilometers southwest of Charing Cross, close to the Thames, with beautiful scenery. It has always been a favorite area for creative, media and drama workers, and it is convenient to drive to Shepton Studio and the West End of London Film Studio. Many famous people live here, including English music lyricist Tim? Sir tim rice, actor Robert? Robert Pattinson, the most influential figure in British nightclubs, Peter Tang, singer Alaide Jones and actor Gabby Logan.

Third, Chiswick.

It belongs to Hornslow, where business is very prosperous and there is a brewery with a long history. South of the Thames, the scenery is pleasant. There are more whites. After all, ordinary people can't afford to live in this area and this environment.

Usually, the typical buyer here is the Dink family who moved from Notting Hill or Fulham. Most of them are engaged in the media and performing arts industries, such as actors, TV presenters, producers, news broadcasters, film directors, journalists, bankers and lawyers.

Four. City of London

The brightly lit city of London. The permanent population of London is about 7,000 (census data is 20 1 1), but 300,000 people flock to work in the city every day, most of them are financial service providers.

The western and northern parts of the City of London are the centers of the legal profession, among which St. Paul's area and Court Lane area are the locations of four barristers' schools in Britain, among which the middle hall and the inner hall are located in the City of London.