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Flat Pack House - From Argos!
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I'm not looking at one of those, in particular, although similar in size. I'm looking at the insulated lodges used now for residential living. The better ones which,I assume, Pastures and Phirefly were talking about in their posts.
Indeed I am more clued up. So much so, I don't even buy newspapers. In a similar vein, it costs nothing to be civil in reply.
It wasn't aimed at you, but I realised after I posted it would probably seem like it was. It was aimed at the OP and board in general. sorry bout that!0 -
looks like a shanty town. maybe 5 rooms, mr sun, but the living is a cell.
land banking and restrictive land supply from major companies, is one reason for high land prices. its like restricting oil supply on the open market, so you can prop up prices."enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0
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