白城公馆White City Living

1. Three subway lines, with main lines reaching all over the city.：There is a subway station 200 meters away from the project, which can be reached in a 3 - minute walk. It converges three subway lines, making travel and commuting extremely convenient: White City (Central Line, the red line, operating 24 hours on weekends), Wood Line (Hammersmith & City Line, the pink line), and Shepherd's Bush Station (Overground rail transit and Southern commuter train). You can directly reach locations such as Oxford Street, King's Cross Station, and Paddington. 2. The area is newly upgraded with an investment of £8 billion. Enjoy the benefits of the transformation.：The UK government has joined hands with the Berkeley Group, White City Place, Imperial College London, the Television Centre, and Westfield London to invest £8 billion in reconstructing this area. Now, it not only offers a wide range of shopping and entertainment options, but it has also become a new creative hub integrating education, culture, technology, and business. Compared with the high average prices in mature areas such as Holland Park and Paddington nearby, the average price of about £1,300 per square foot in White City Living is more affordable. 3. Live as neighbors with the faculty of Imperial College London, enjoying high - quality educational resources for all age groups.：The new campus of Imperial College London is right next to the project. The school has purchased 185 units in the project for faculty accommodation and a 16,000 - square - foot commercial space for school reception and office use. The Royal College of Art has also moved into this area. Universities such as University College London, the London School of Economics and Political Science, King's College London, Imperial College London, as well as schools like St. Paul's School (boys) and St. Paul's Girls' School are all easily accessible.

1. High - earning professionals working in the city center and the old financial district. 2. Students from universities such as Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art.

Around 2010, the UK government collaborated with the Berkeley Group, White City Place, Imperial College London, the Television Centre, and Westfield London, investing £8 billion to redevelop the area. The entire regeneration plan for White City covers an area of up to 145 acres and will be developed into an Innovation District, integrating industries such as media, technology, and education.