London Flatshare

I’m about to start a grad position at a bank in the city and need a place for September onwards. What are good areas to live in? I quite like Camden as I’ve been living there for uni but can I trust the northern line lol? I’ve heard mixed opinions on Whitechaped, Hoxton, etc.

Anyone want to buddy-up for a flatshare in september?

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If you're going to be doing IB, so that you'll be there until late in the evening and can expense cars to the firm, I'd consider South Kensington/ Fulham. The District Line is now Air Conditioned and you can commute to Bank from South Kensington in ~15 minutes, or Parsons Green in ~25. And you can just take cars home in the evening (should be ~20 minutes with no traffic).

Nice areas to live in and enjoy your weekends in.

Can probably split a nice two-bed flat for £1,200-1,400 each

 

I'm only an intern, but I think saving salary is not a done thing. A general principle I think people go by is spend salary (and expense whatever you can), save bonus.

Also, consumption smoothing? You'll regret cheaping out a few hundred hundred pounds a month as an analyst on rent just to have a tiny bit more when you're senior already with bucketloads of money.

That's my take at least.

 

I was in st johns wood and its lovely. Also lived in bethnal green (shithole) Angel (less of a shithole) Queensway (quite nice) West Hampstead (v nice) Stratford (awesome place to live) and Canary Wharf (pretty nice but novelty wears off quick)

Lines to avoid are northern, victoria and central - these are horrible. I normally go for jubilee where possible or any of the ac lines)

 

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