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Am I the only one fed up with houses being so small? do others feel the same way?
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Crashy_Time wrote: »
Thats a great bit of editorial and trustworthy news, have a look at the comment from someone, the picture they used is from a town that has had the largest house price increase in the last year...
http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/clevedon-house-prices-increase-more-9856960 -
In which country of similar stature are they bigger and/or better value for money?0
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In which country of similar stature are they bigger and/or better value for money?
I think Australia - similar in price for a family home but much bigger in size hence better value.Marriage is hard. Divorce is hard. Choose your hard.
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user1168934 wrote: »I think Australia - similar in price for a family home but much bigger in size hence better value.
I dont think however there is a definitive answer to this. Plus you have to factor in the other living costs....0
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