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Flat-pack home? Ikea moves in on UK housing
The Swedish company's joint venture BoKlok is working with Worthing council to build affordable homes.
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Eventually, the whole of the UK will be a giant housing estate, interspersed with supermarkets, nail bars, charity shops, betting shops and hair dressers !
just saying...
I have to say... that I can't see why there are so many people demanding that we build more and more houses !! Where are all the people that are supposedly going to live in them ??
Yeah... exactly... they mostly already have somewhere to live. From what I can see, it's not demands for housing per se, but demands for housing in nice towns, housing with sea views, housing in low crime areas etc.Living in house shares, living with their parents, renting houses and want to buy their own, living in caravans, living on canal boats.
Yeah... exactly... they mostly already have somewhere to live. From what I can see, it's not demands for housing per se, but demands for housing in nice towns, housing with sea views, housing in low crime areas etc.
One of the travesties of modern Britain... is the woefully low standard of building regulations ! We have the skills... but developers will always build to the lowest standard to maximise profit.20 years expected life for a house?
I grew up in a house that was built around 200 years ago, have we lost the skills to build houses that last?
Anybody can 'want' a house... I'm trying to understand the chorus of demands for building 00,000's of them... when we have lots of them already !Ah, so only homeless people should want a house?
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