Loftus Road is valued at £200m mark. It is a very expensive area now and land around there is like gold dust.
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Think it was Amit Bhatia who valued the ground at £20 million be it during the middle of an economic slump.
Contrary to belief that area is not prime real estate and never will beComment
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times change as do area's. the place i grew up in was a happy slum kind of manor that changed beyond belief-mad money for dwellings and commercial properties these days,things that locals never believed possible. one day 10/20/30 yrs down the road the white city will be knocked down and locals will have to re-locate and that bit of land will open up the whole area. the old oak common station to be arriving in due time is just the start of a regeneration programme that will eventually change that part of west london. major train-links,top shopping, commercial area's in abundance and future housing builds are all very viable in what will become i believe a part of london to rival any other. often the places that receive the most immigrants achieve more in the long run-brick lane,notting hill,hoxton,brixton etc and we will have more to offer. stick a new ground in the middle of all these and we could wing it. not saying for a second that the price you quoted is not correct but in the future that exsisting area has massive potential.PRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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I know what you mean, thing is LR has never been muted as been that valuable an asset its only fans who assume it is. Must be a reason why a current QPR owner valued it like that , my guess its something to do with the council.times change as do area's. the place i grew up in was a happy slum kind of manor that changed beyond belief-mad money for dwellings and commercial properties these days,things that locals never believed possible. one day 10/20/30 yrs down the road the white city will be knocked down and locals will have to re-locate and that bit of land will open up the whole area. the old oak common station to be arriving in due time is just the start of a regeneration programme that will eventually change that part of west london. major train-links,top shopping, commercial area's in abundance and future housing builds are all very viable in what will become i believe a part of london to rival any other. often the places that receive the most immigrants achieve more in the long run-brick lane,notting hill,hoxton,brixton etc and we will have more to offer. stick a new ground in the middle of all these and we could wing it. not saying for a second that the price you quoted is not correct but in the future that exsisting area has massive potential.Comment
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Rumour has it The Gilhoolies have put their name in the ballot for the pent house suite with the view of making it the hub of operations whilst they plot world domination.You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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My old man was the star player for HMP Parkhurst during their successful and unbeaten 77/78 season.Comment
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