Historically rough around the edges, Poplar is finally starting to get the TLC it deserves. As gentrification takes hold, buyers and renters are discovering the charms of this neglected East End district, a Zone 2 spot neighboured by Canary Wharf. Read on to discover developments that are rated the best places to live in Poplar. In addition, read reviews from residents who own or rent in Poplar.
Overall a Good Place to Rent
It’s literally a 30-second walk from the DLR station, making it incredibly convenient for commuters and visitors alike. In addition to its prime location, there’s a bustling market nearby. The market offers a diverse range of fresh produce making it a vibrant spot for grocery shopping.
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All good apart from losing hot water from time to time, which can be stressful. This intermittent issue can disrupt daily routines, especially during colder months when a hot shower is essential. While the location is ideal and the surrounding amenities are excellent, the unreliable hot water supply can be a significant inconvenience. It would be beneficial if this problem could be resolved promptly to enhance the overall living experience.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
One thing I wish I had known before moving in is the recurring issue of losing hot water from time to time. While the location is perfect and the surrounding amenities are fantastic, the intermittent hot water supply can be quite stressful and inconvenient.
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
Swift response. Whenever the issue arises, the concierge team is quick to address it, providing reassurance and reducing the stress associated with the disruption. Their prompt and efficient service helps mitigate the impact of the hot water problem, ensuring residents feel supported and valued.