Constructing more co-living developments is the most popular solution to the housing crisis, according to a survey of UK home owners by FMB (FMB). More co-living developments was the top priority for 2,000 of the 2,000 respondents, while building micro-homes in urban areas and granny flats received the support of 24% of respondents. The the Federation of Master Builders 's CEO, Brian Berry , said the biggest barrier to such developments is the lack of support for small to medium-sized house builders, who are unable to meet the government's target of 300,000 new homes less than one quarter .
Constructing more co-living developments is the most popular solution to the housing crisis, according to a survey of UK home owners by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB). More co-living developments was the top priority for a third of the 2,000 respondents, while building micro-homes in urban areas and granny flats received the support of 31% of respondents. The FMB's CEO, Brian Berry, said the biggest barrier to such developments is the lack of support for small to medium-sized house builders, who are unable to meet the government's target of 300,000 new homes a year.