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By *mateur100 OP   Man
51 weeks ago

nr faversham

SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

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By (user no longer on site)
51 weeks ago


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?"

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

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By *amish SMan
51 weeks ago

Eastleigh

One accident on the M27 Wednesday lunchtime gridlocked the area. With the huge number of houses being built it might cure the house shortage but would create employment issues. I work 22 miles from home and the first 4 miles of that trip often takes 30 mins, an hour each way is not unusual, and thats with the other 18 miles being all motorway and dual carriageway. Welcome to the South East.

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By *mateur100 OP   Man
51 weeks ago

nr faversham


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis."

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

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By (user no longer on site)
51 weeks ago


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????"

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

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By *mateur100 OP   Man
51 weeks ago

nr faversham


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is."

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
51 weeks ago

Horsham

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By (user no longer on site)
51 weeks ago


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?"

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

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By *mateur100 OP   Man
51 weeks ago

nr faversham


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers."

We don't have to be!!!

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By *ty31Man
51 weeks ago

NW London


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis."

Only because most of the shit we're building is unaffordable to regular people.

Look at the massive developments in London - nothing is in the price range of working families or large enough for a proper family home.

There's plenty of brownbelt to build on but we'd rather sell it to landlords, foreign investors and dirty money.

The use of this country as a giant Monopoly board has contributed to the problems of supply we now have

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By (user no longer on site)
51 weeks ago


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

We don't have to be!!!

"

We really do, otherwise we wouldn’t be.

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By *mateur100 OP   Man
51 weeks ago

nr faversham


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

We don't have to be!!!

We really do, otherwise we wouldn’t be. "

Utter nonsense

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By (user no longer on site)
51 weeks ago


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

We don't have to be!!!

We really do, otherwise we wouldn’t be.

Utter nonsense "

We haven’t been self sufficient in food since the 19th century, and farmers are going out of business at an incredible rate.

We’re never going to be self sufficient again. That’s life.

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
51 weeks ago

Hastings

If you going to build build build, build a new city from scratch like Milton Keynes the last new city.

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By *iman2100Man
51 weeks ago

Glasgow

It is all so simple.

Investers buy up land for development. They then only build when the price of housing is high as in that way they maximise profits. So they are never going to meet the market need as they would reduce their profit because housing prices would fall or stagnate whilst, at the same time, they would be depleting their land banks.

Government insists on a percentage of affordable housing. These properties are sold at a discount on their true open market value. However, developers do not take the hit on this subsidy, the poor sods that do are those buying the full priced houses when their price is inflated. Because the open market housing is inflated it pushes more people into the affordable home bracket and aggravates the situation.

In the far distant past local government built council houses. These were not sold but were rented out to the less well off. Because they never came on the market for sale (until Thatcher) it took the bottom layer of house hunters off the list and marginally reduced demand. Market forces still controlled the housing market but with reduced demand there was a little more competition on price.

Politicians will promise the Earth but, unless the Government build the houses themselves, they can do little more than ask their own political party paymasters to do what is contrary to their own best interests. So I regret the housing "crisis" is here to stay despite SKS and Sunak promising to solve it.

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By *loscouplegl3Couple
51 weeks ago

Gloucester


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

We don't have to be!!!

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Yes we do. We have already maximised the available land and we can only provide 60% of the required food for a population of our size.

The time of the small holding farmer is rapidly coming to an end and large heavily mechanised and automated corporate farming is expanding.

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan
51 weeks ago

Hastings


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

We don't have to be!!!

Yes we do. We have already maximised the available land and we can only provide 60% of the required food for a population of our size.

The time of the small holding farmer is rapidly coming to an end and large heavily mechanised and automated corporate farming is expanding. "

The main problem with this is larger machines on the land destroy the soil we rely on to grow crops?

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
51 weeks ago

nearby

Where is he going to get the money.

Remember John Prescott in 2009 claiming he could build houses for £60,000 each, then the average house price was £157,934, a lot less than today

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
51 weeks ago

nearby


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

We need to accept that we’re gonna needs lots of houses, in lots of locations. It is what it is.

I accept that but use brownfield first...unless you don't think the extra people need feeding?

We don’t produce enough food for our population now, and haven’t done since the 19th century. We’re net importers.

We don't have to be!!!

Yes we do. We have already maximised the available land and we can only provide 60% of the required food for a population of our size.

The time of the small holding farmer is rapidly coming to an end and large heavily mechanised and automated corporate farming is expanding. "

Uk comprises 60 million acres.

Of which 63% land allocated to farming, yet represented as 0.6% of gdp

Something wrong here

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By *JB1954Man
50 weeks ago

Reading

This is interesting . So far I think has said that most new housing developments have to include a mixture of private and social housing ?

Now I have friends. Who rent and want to move house. Their problem is where they are. Houses , flats were built several years ago. A mixture of yes private and social housing. What has happened is the social housing side has not . In fact become worse . So the private housing is devalued . Which means also social housing side suffers ?

This means developers are not going to risk money if possibly they will be subject to court cases . If property buyers cannot sell their properties due to where they are. I have seen online there are case at present ongoing due to this?

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By *oncupiscentTonyMan
50 weeks ago

Kent


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????"

Look at that development by the gunpowder works, or the new estate by the cemetery that used to be the Nova garden furniture factory before sitting idle for years. I wouldn't want to live opposite a cemetery but the land owners (and it's not all farmland) are businesses that will take the highest price for their asset when cashing out.

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By *melie LALWoman
50 weeks ago

Peterborough


"SKS is going to build, build, build including on green belt land. Look, if the brownfield has been exhausted fair enough but it hasn't done why does he think this is a vote winner?

Because we’re facing a housing crisis.

And what's wrong with brownfield land?????????

Look at that development by the gunpowder works, or the new estate by the cemetery that used to be the Nova garden furniture factory before sitting idle for years. I wouldn't want to live opposite a cemetery..."

Why? They only party once a year on all hallows eve

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