117K views · 259 reactions | Living in an empty building such as an old office, school or a church as a property guardian has been a way of finding a place to live in the capital at a reduced rate. 29-year-old Charley Hullah has lived in five empty properties over the past nine years and says he's seen both the demand for these properties and the prices go up, as other renters seek cheaper options in London. Read more: https://bbc.in/3MIa2D1 | BBC London | Facebook