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Cookies on our website

On this website we use only a small number of cookies.

They are:

  • Name
  • Owner
  • Lifespan
  • What does it do?
  • __utma
  • Third party
  • 2 years
  • This stores each user’s amount of visits and the time of the first visit, previous visit and current visit.
  • __utmb
  • Third party
  • 2 years
  • This stores how long a user stays on the site - when a visit starts and approximately ends.
  • __utmc
  • Third party
  • Session
  • This stores how long a user stays on the site - when a visit starts and approximately ends.
  • __utmz
  • Third party
  • 6 months
  • This stores where a visitor came from (e.g. search engine, search keyword, referral link).

  • More time, more
    space, more choice.

    East Village may be London’s newest neighbourhood, yet it feels like it has been here for years. Lush wetlands, mature trees and fabulous fauna and flora abound, and shopping, cafes, bars, leisure and world class sporting facilities are just a short stroll away.

  • “East Village will help to leave a lasting legacy after the Games of a strong and more resilient community”


    Stratford Recorder

  • “The newly-named East Village, on the doorstep of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic park, promises to join the city's top addresses with its own postcode, E20”


    The Sun

  • “The Olympic Park, designed from the outset for a time beyond the Games, shows how affordable homes can be integrated with splendid community facilities and a green environment”


    Evening Standard

  • “The rental market in this country does look as if it is at long last about to get serious with long-term leases and institutional investment in the Athlete's Village ... Let us hope that East Village sets a new gold standard.”


    The Times
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