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I would be surprised to see any business model that was a bankable concern that was able to operate on less ;in fact compared to the 700% rapid margin on retail Coffee shop sales or the 400% retail clothing margin it seems they are positively slaughtering themselves.
Note to Housebuilders ..........must increase margins.
supply and demand, driven by idiotic planning laws
pragmatic approach is to buy a knackered house and demolish it
There are sites on websites, but usually overpriced
Easier to buy an existing building most likely. Old pubs are cheap, but another planning battle to change their use
Other tactic is Live/work, easier to get permission for that. Need for most of the floorspace to be a business, harder for planners to refuse
I'm not locked in here with you, you are locked in here with me.
That should be the end of the story.
Blaming this on capitalism is idiotic. This isn't capitalism. This is councils with a protection racket.
I'm not locked in here with you, you are locked in here with me.
Tell your "maintaining prices for those who already own " to the millions caught with substantial negative equity during the Norman Lamont era not so long ago or more accutely to those old enough to remember the resounding crashes of 1969,1972 and the debacle of 1988.
I'm not just argueing otherwise ........your statement is preposterous and very much disproved.