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How do the Millers afford their Victorian semi?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Large Victorian terraces may fetch 7 figures, but not in the East End. Walford replaces the tube station of Bromley-by-Bow / Stepney on the map. These parts of East London are some of the poorest in the UK, and property is fairly cheap. Don't get mislead by the new apartments down in the old Docklands, in places like Wapping and Rotherhithe. These are built for sale to the banking community working in Canary Wharf and the City. If you take the tube to Liverpool Street and walk 5 minutes up the road in Bishopsgate, you will hit Whitechapel, absolute squalor, right next to the largest concentration of financial power of earth.
That's all very well; it's clear the property isn't as expensive as it would be in other areas of London, but this family is understood to have NOTHING - and �15 means that, for example, a child might be able to do something for �15 that day, but they have money for nothing else. So it must be council property for which they pay zilch.
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