Brik Magazine Autumn ’15

What is clear is that London property is one of the de-facto safe havens of the global rich. As wealth and population of the planet increases, it gets smaller... Read it here on the Brik Wall or on Issue here. We distribute just under 20,000 copies of the magazines in London, but if you don't get one through your letterbox, ping us an email to info@brik.co.uk and we'll send you a hard copy by post. On the Cover Safe as Houses When researching this article and deciding how to illustrate the cover we couldn't help returning to the theme of how London has more and more international players entering the market, subsequently increasing prices. It seemed only fitting therefore, that the game of Jenga could represent this seemingly never ending tower of growth. It also nicely represents the psychological fear that as the market increases in value so does the expectation that a crash is just around the corner. What is clear is that London property is one of the de-facto safe havens of the global rich. As the wealth and population of the planet increases, it becomes smaller, and the demand for the uber brand of ‘London property' will become much more intense, perhaps more so than we can ever imagine today. Liken it to selling something in the village fete in 1970 compared to putting it on Ebay today. It truly is a global market, with global demand, and it's almost certainly only going to get stronger.