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Bog, 2020
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Who owns London? In recent decades, it has fallen into the hands of the super-rich. Compared to New York or Tokyo, London has the largest number of wealthy people per head of population. The book presents a history of the property boom economy, going back to the end of Empire. It tells the story of eager developers, sovereign wealth and grasping politicians, all paving the way for the wealthy colonization of the cityscape.
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