Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy

40 years

 

So not 'Always' then...

 

no mate

 

Plans submitted for the Portland Hotel to be turned into a HMO. Last week the council said there were too many HMO's in Hull, this application should be given the nod.
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/new...news/application-mammoth-122-bed-hmo-10287502

 

I wonder what on earth it will be used for?
Have to clear the hotels somehow I guess. But what's the point?
Gaslighting.

 

hmos should be banned

 

Himophobe.

 

So leave it empty another decade, and more, to fall apart some more.


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Apart from something that just came into your head, your evidence is?

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Lucrative investment,someone's lining their pockets.?

There are a few derelict buildings in Glasgow at the moment but it seems to be earmarked for student accommodation,there's a huge market for that in the City Centre.

 

made as cheaply as possible benefitting the developer
while causing even more anti social behaviour etc

look at the room, the kitchen is 1 foot away from the bed

 

Handy for the fridge during the night and the sink is perfect for a p!ss..

 

could be turned into nicer flats, but of course they couldnt cram in 122 rooms that way..

 

No it isn't, leave it as it is then, bits falling off, footpath closed now and again for falling brickwork, cafe next door closed due to flooding from this building, and an arsonist waiting their turn.


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of course it is, thats why the developers want to make it a hmo
far more money for them

 

If you're eyes are telling you that's 1 foot get to Specsavers. Oh, and get in touch with the developer and tell them they're selling themselves short, plans revealed for student flats in 2013 were for four more rooms


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Another nail in the coffin for Hull City centre should that go ahead.

It’s just what the place needs, 120 odd meffs plonked slap, bang in the middle of town.

Unbelievable.

 

Common sense.
Twt. Watch this space.

 

So no actual evidence, I'll watch, I could be wrong, as could you. As for those against it, they're the types that continually tell us Hull is years behind other cities as nothing ever gets built here. Better to go ahead with what's planned than leave it to decay even more. Of course the council should approve one of the other schemes put forward from the queue of developers eager to step in, oh...


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