Uk has smallest new build properties in the EU
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Having some diffs, are we?
Money-laundering.
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CAP?
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"Uk has smallest new build properties in the EU"
Think "mass immigration" and then join the dots.
Think "mass immigration" and then join the dots.
Looks like you need another clue.
The local silage contractor is paid £180,000 per year.
Zero payments from CAP.
We seem to be having some diffs on this one.
And I've literally given you the answer.
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until you look at distribution and demand. compare Amsterdam with London. London is 50% more expensive in price to income ratio.
Look, you brought up density not me. I'm not sure how the Netherlands being twice the density of the UK means that their houses need to be 70% bigger (or whatever it is) than ours.
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60% of the people in the UK live in a 1/3 of the country is that true of the Netherlands?
Only Monaco beats us in Europe
https://www.statista.com/statistics...ial-square-meter-prices-in-eu-28-per-country/
it stands to reason that the more expensive something is, the more demand there is for a smaller cheaper version. I don't think we can infer that UK home owners are somehow being ripped off because new builds are smaller.
Its not like people are forced to buy them.
Only Monaco beats us in Europe
https://www.statista.com/statistics...ial-square-meter-prices-in-eu-28-per-country/
it stands to reason that the more expensive something is, the more demand there is for a smaller cheaper version. I don't think we can infer that UK home owners are somehow being ripped off because new builds are smaller.
Its not like people are forced to buy them.
I have no idea. Nor would it mean much on its own. If the UK had 10 people in it and 6 of them lived in Scotland it wouldn't make it densely populated.
A quick Google says that 91% of their population is urban Vs our 83%. So more built up than we are, which is kind of a no-show observation.
Still having diffs I see. LoL
You just cannot figure out how 36,000 tons of silage can be converted into
£2.1 million of revenue.
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property is used as an investment in this country, rather than a place to live.
demand is kept artificially high by slowing supply with land banking
some government or other chose to flog off council properties, which leaves the private sector who are driven by shareholders profits.
and then there is London where Russian and Chines oligarchs invest huge amounts in buying property.
Some might say small houses are a result of capitalism rather than population density
