Hackney is a borough in East London, comprising of Hoxton, Shorditch, Hackney Central and Dalston, to name a few areas. Over the last few years, the area has become increasingly more hip and popular, due to the diverse culture and colourful night life. While a large portion of the area is still made up of council housing and run down estates, more and more is becoming a desirable place to live and to spend a night out.

A large gay community has been attracted to the area in recent years due to the London Arts scene. The White Cube gallery is situated in Hoxton Square, which is now focus to the night life; bars, clubs and restaurants dominate the area. For this reason, land value has increased and Hoxton is becoming one of the prime locations for young people to reside in when moving to London.

Hackney is also one of the boroughs which will be playing host to the 2012 Olympic Games, which will really put it on the map. Huge redevelopments will be taking place to accommodate the Olympics, and temporary jobs will be created for the process.

The Hackney Empire is a prestigious theatre located here. It was built as a music hall in 1901, making it over 100 years old and a listed building. Over the years, it has provided the stage for comedy, pantomime, music and theatre productions. In fact, there are 1,300 listed buildings altogether in Hackney, as well as 25 conservation areas.

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The Hackney Empire is a prestigious theatre located here. It was built as a music hall in 1901, making it over 100 years old and a listed building. Over the years, it has provided the stage for comedy, pantomime, music and theatre productions. In fact, there are 1,300 listed buildings altogether in Hackney, as well as 25 conservation areas.