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Old 09-09-2013, 08:59 PM #14
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The problem with this though is..that there are already larger properties and a shortage of small?

At least this was the case like 3 years ago when I moved here. Were told the waiting list was ridiculous for 1/2 bed places, but if we wanted a 3 (we were 'entitled' to one because Gavs kids stay on a weekend) then we could have it by the next week. So clearly there were loads more larger properties back then than small ones :S
Yes Vicky totally of course there will be, social housing was constructed for families wasn't it so it stands to reason there will be a larger percentage of family houses. On my road out of 40 properties only 8 are 2 bed.
The only 1 begs are high rise or the miscellaneous properties, ex mill cottages and 99% have been snapped up in the right to buy scheme.
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