That could well be, but no one has taken any opportunity in the four years since it closed, wait another four years or more?But if it's done poorly then it's a wasted opportunity.
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That could well be, but no one has taken any opportunity in the four years since it closed, wait another four years or more?But if it's done poorly then it's a wasted opportunity.
That's dressed nice and is livable. Might actually be an AI image. But for me that's the minimum for a self contained flat.
The other one just exists to benefit the developer and landlord. Not the sort of housing we need. And for £173k in Hull?
That could well be, but no one has taken any opportunity in the four years since it closed, wait another four years or more?
The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
It will be wont it
As cheaply as literally possible
Flats inside the old debehnams
Will be horrific
Paper thin walls
Awful
There's some high end property in town now and some great repurposing, my brother is working on converting Europa House into the Monocle. But the old Thornton Varley's can't really be expensive apartments can it, wrong location and no parking. It won't be done poorly but I expect it to be aimed at more affordable apartments, which will still be better than left empty.But if it's done poorly then it's a wasted opportunity.
If it's left another four years, or more, they could end up renaming it Circus Circus.I probably would, yeah. But I'd like to see councils be more proactive so things don't sit there idle.
There are examples of quality developments out there with the willingness and cooperation. I know that the empty office spaces near there were put to use as creative spaces. Dance studios etc.
Also wealth comes from assets. Councils are probably only going to get less from central government. They really should be thinking about building their assets to generate wealth.
But I could also be talking out of my arse.
They must have been quite popular though, as the development was only finished recently and as far as I can see there's only one unit currently available (and that's only to rent).
There's some high end property in town now and some great repurposing, my brother is working on converting Europa House into the Monocle. But the old Thornton Varley's can't really be expensive apartments can it, wrong location and no parking. It won't be done poorly but I expect it to be aimed at more affordable apartments, which will still be better than left empty.
No. Any retro fit will have to comply to 2025 building regs in terms of acoustic & enviromental performance
Take your point but not sure city centre is the best place for families with young children. No gardens or green spaces, safety could be an issue and would 3/4 bed houses be affordable for many? Doubt it unless govt steps in and actually funds affordable housing.I live in town and I have for the best part of 20 years. I want to continue living here but it's difficult to find quality and affordable housing for someone with growing kids. It's only my opinion, but I think families would add a lot to bringing life to the city centre.
Take your point but not sure city centre is the best place for families with young children. No gardens or green spaces, safety could be an issue and would 3/4 bed houses be affordable for many? Doubt it unless govt steps in and actually funds affordable housing.
I guess it depends what the 2025 building regs are then
No. Any retro fit will have to comply to 2025 building regs in terms of acoustic & enviromental performance
You know what they say, talking to yourself...the problem will be ensuring every flat has access to natural light….shops tend to have a limited frontage & a very deep back with artificial lighting….not suited to apartments at all. Each flat will have to be a tunnel !!!
***edit I have some how managed to reply to myself
the problem will be ensuring every flat has access to natural light….shops tend to have a limited frontage & a very deep back with artificial lighting….not suited to apartments at all. Each flat will have to be a tunnel !!!
***edit I have some how managed to reply to myself
Some on here don't need a barber, mophead Rover's barbers work in shifts.Great news folks, there’s a new Turkish barbers just opened opposite Gardeners Arms in Cott Rd. You can never have enough Turkish barbers.
I'm actually due a cut now, i'll have to give my cutter a ring and get her to come round.Some on here don't need a barber, mophead Rover's barbers work in shifts.
The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
I'll save you a few quid and cut it for you.I'm actually due a cut now, i'll have to give my cutter a ring and get her to come round.
No going to a shop for me.![]()