Minimum space requirements for London homes should be abolished by planners to allow micro-homes of less than 37 sq m to be built, according to the Adam Smith Institute. A chronic lack of housing has meant tenants now spend a third of their income on housing compared to a fifth only 15 years ago. The thinktank said that while there was a need for more housing in London, it also needed to build new homes.
Minimum space requirements for London homes should be abolished by planners to allow micro-homes of less than 37 sq m to be built, according to the Adam Smith Institute. The thinktank said that while there was a need for more housing in London, it also needed to build new homes.