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6 WELCOME


This issue of My Property, My Home is in the capital, taking a look at its ever- evolving property market. Smart homes are on the rise, boasting everything from facial recognition to robot hoovers. We also look at quirky buildings being given a revamp like an old police station in Haringey, plus how to future-proof your home. Happy reading!


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Contents 12 10


RESIDENTIAL HOTSPOTS


Repurposing old buildings give them a new lease of life


MY PROPERTY, MY HOME 29 JULY 2018


NEW BUILDS The rise of high tech homes


24


RETIREMENT Future proof your home


30


UK PROPERTY INVESTMENTS


Online vs traditional


32


HOME IMPROVEMENTS


Do up your home for less


London's Key to Effortless Airbnb


Kassy made £6,778 this month effortlessly on Airbnb.


Thanks to Airkey, you can make 60-100% more by letting your property for short term stays over long-term rental.


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