Londoners Rethink Epic Luxury Housing Developments

Londoners Rethink Epic Luxury Housing Developments

London Mayor Boris Johnson is widely viewed as a friend of developers who have ambitious plans for the central area of the city. Johnson has often "called-in" -- that is, vetoed -- decisions by local London councils to reject a development. Johnson's move may signal that the luxury bo...

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