Canary Wharf now equals the status of 'The Square Mile' as a global trading
centre with one of the most prestigious lists of banks, financial institutions
and high profile business headquarters amassed anywhere in the world.
The district has unrivalled access via City Airport to mainland Europe.
Latest figures project the working population to escalate to 200,000 by 2020.
The average banking executive in Canary Wharf earns in excess of £101,000 p.a.
- the highest average in the UK.
Canary Wharf currently has 7.5 million sq.ft. of new commercial space planned
which will effectively double its size and capacity. The 2012 Olympic impact
will significantly enhance and improve.
Docklands' communications infrastructure, further underpinning the district as
a 'high demand' area for living, working and commuting.
Reasons to invest in Canary Quarter
The apartments will be located approximately 750 metres from Canary Wharf tower
- and surrounded by its ever expanding business community.
Government research indicates 1.5 million new housing units will be required in
the Greater London area over the next 8 - 10 years.
This shortage will be evident for the foreseeable future - providing long term
protection for investors. With a minimum completion term of two years,
investors can expect significant capital appreciation.
