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Dulwich - job advert - but house prices very high- solution please

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newlifebegins · 17/01/2015 18:06

Job came up but it would mean moving into the area. the prices of properties are high...we are young family 2 kids...is there anything else that is worth moving for? or abit further from dulwich?

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LIZS · 17/01/2015 18:08

Have a look at neighbouring areas such as Crystal Palace, Annersley etc

antimatter · 17/01/2015 18:08

Dulwich was/is VERY expensive.
All depends on your budget - are you going to rent or buy?
How far from D. is the furthest you are prepared to commute.

TheBeanpole · 18/01/2015 21:59

Have a look at Penge (2 stops from West Dulwich), Norwood junction etc. It depends which bit of Dulwich as there are a few different stations and it would depend which one you go into. Follow the trainline out.

But the whole of London is stupid expensive.

fascicle · 19/01/2015 13:26

List of average asking prices for London properties by area:

www.londonpropertywatch.co.uk/avg_prices.html

Long time since I left London so can't comment on neighbouring areas (except to say, as everyone else does, how incredibly expensive London has become).

EBearhug · 19/01/2015 23:24

Depends indeed on which bit of Dulwich - Dulwich village is lovely but you'd need to be really minted. However, there are stations like South Bermondsey and Peckham Rye about 5 minutes away from East Dulwich & North Dulwich railway stations.

Although if you're going in from outside London, it's all going to seem ridiculously expensive, mostly because it is ridiculously expensive.

Norfolkandchance1234 · 19/01/2015 23:39

Herne hill

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