
The first New York inspired loft-style apartments in a once down at heel district of south east London better known as the cheapest square on the Monopoly board have gone on sale as part of a £730 million regeneration.
One bed apartments starting from £440,000 and two beds from £650,000 have been sold at prices up to £900 per sq ft at THE BeCa tower in the Ruby Triangle scheme being developed by Avanton on Old Kent Road.