Council allows modular homes so to ease housing problems

January 4, 2019

I am sure that some of you will have heard of the poor housing situation in mass population countries that we have such as Hong Kong’s metal cage and coffin style housing for many residents.

There are now though many both economical and environmental friendly solutions to housing across the world, recent investigations I made showed the increasing popularity of 3D printing in the residential sector (Example here from France).

So if we are not talking about trying to stick in as many people to a squared metre as possible and actually giving people a cheaper solution to obtaining a property to live in and enjoy, then surely this is positive news?

“A council has gone against its own rules to allow a tiny one-bed houses to be built to help alleviate its housing shortage.” Wales on Line.

It will be a big battle between developers and councils, but the situation that has happened in Bristol will for sure increase in frequency across the UK for many years to come (Brexit depending!).

 

Christopher Walkey

Founder of Estate Agent Networking. Internationally invited speaker on how to build online target audiences using Social Media. Writes about UK property prices, housing, politics and affordable homes.

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