Search results

An agent a few weeks ago told me that the post-war figure is not just to do with the war, and not just to do with the style of house being "must save" before the war, and "not needing saving" after. (Although, plenty of post-war houses lack architectural merit - but that is a matter of beauty...

I agree about holding and waiting. The land is never going to go away, and as land gets scarce a developer who wouldn't be interest now, may well sniff us out down the track. A trusted local agent (plus a local developer who looked at renting one of the houses) both told us that the blocks...

My understanding is that pre-war houses, you could subdivide the block, slide it over and build on the other block. With post-war houses you can demolish it and have two blocks, which is perhaps better as you don't have to fiddle with the existing house. We have a double block, back to...