27 Albemarle Road, Beckenham from 1896 until around 1912.  They then lived at Kelsey Corner, Manor Way.  Hooper died here on 11 June 1938.

He was an elected member of Beckenham Urban District Council from 1913 to 1919.

Built work
 22–24 Kensington High Street. Demolished.
 1883–84 Ballroom at 22 Kensington Palace Gardens
 1884 Whitehall Court, Victoria Embankment, London (with Archer) (1884)
 1888–91 Hyde Park Court (Mandarin Oriental Hotel), Hyde Park, London 
 127 Piccadilly, London
 1896–1901 Catesby House Stables, Northants (with Archer)
 1890 Seven houses at Wickham Road, Beckenham including: -

Johanisbad, 54 Wickham Road, Beckenham (1890). Demolished.

Youlegreave, 56 Wickham Road, Beckenham (1891).  Demolished.

The Gables, 58 Wickham Road, Beckenham  (1891).  Demolished.

Rostrevor, 60 Wickham Road, Beckenham (1891).  Demolished.

Kelsey, 62 Wickham Road, Beckenham (1891). Demolished.

Bryansford, 64 Wickhamdischarge on

October 16, 2017.

      1.     Deborah's motion to expunge lien

      Deborah moved to expunge Dr. Idnani's lien ("Motion to Expunge"),

arguing that she had forfeited her security interest in the Property due to

her violation of Nevada's one-action rule. As Deborah argued, the one-

action rule required Dr. Idnani to foreclose on the collateral first before

seeking to recover on the note, and she violated that rule by failing to

exhaust her security before pursuing the Guarantor Action against Earl.

Consequently, argued Deborah, the violation triggered the sanctions aspect

of the one-action rule, causing Dr. Idnani to forfeit her security interest in

the Property. In short, once Dr. Idnani obtained the Judgment against Earl,

which occurred prior to her completion of the foreclosure