Treat London as a series of interconnected towns, and you can monopolise any one of those (normally via inheritance). If there's a free market, the people don't

Treat London as a series of interconnected towns, and you can monopolise any one of those (normally via inheritance). If there's a free market, the people don't have a chance to figure that out: it's already over. http://www.standard.co.uk/home/who-owns-london-6308427.html http://www.standard.co.uk/home/who-owns-london-6308427.html Large landowners have sufficient economic and political power to fight back against eminent domain - and likely even with the support of their local people - so that's not a done deal either.