Hi

I am just catching up w/ JavaPosse thread. Sorry I have been on a 
California tour of JavaOne, Silicon Valley Code Camp and Silicon Valley 
JavaFX User Group talks and then seriously myself looking at business 
opportunities.
Hi-fiving me is not the plans at the mo ... I live in the suburbs. I have 
some private thoughts about living in the city centre or any city centre in 
any megacity on the planet. It is expensive and there will be, unless you 
are royalty, The Queen, not going to be green spaces. Although London has a 
great number of parks, those properties that surround them, are sought 
after.  I used to commute into the City of London, probably will do again. 
It's really funning I just read an Evening Standard article a week ago, 
about a couple who spend £20000 doing this four days a week from the East 
Midland lines across 6 counties. It is madness, and we are, most of us, IT 
developers, designers and architect with great access and know-how about 
telecommunication technologies. Why we need to commute into an office 5 
days a week is stupid in the 21st century? Ok I accept we need to do daily 
sit-downs (Sorry Barry H etc it is the way Agile is currently done in 
London / Financial banking most of time) with the team.
I digress let me answer your question, try to decide North, East, South, or 
West in London where you want to have mid-term flat). What do you like to 
do in the evening? Pub, Football, Rugby, TV, extrovert and introvert 
whatever. Decide on price? Go for that? Can you commute easily from there 
to the office? What is your commute time tolerance? What do you like do? 
Bike or Moped or Walk -Bus-Train-Bus-Wak? Decide on the people? Hooray 
Henries or working class or chav class and look at the prices and the shops 
people can afford? Best advice visit the area first for flat, get a feel of 
shops, people, pubs whatever, it cost you nothing but 5 / 6 day travelcard 
and an early Saturday morning start and a walkabout prospective areas. etc 
Final advice lodge with a mate, or colleague for a couple of months, and 
word of mouth helps. 

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