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). and if so, how best to address this shortage. 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 survey, which surveyed 1,000 homeowners across England, found that almost half (47%) said they would be willing to pay an extra £1,500 or £2,000 per year if it meant their local authority could
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 survey, which surveyed 1,000 homeowners across England, found that almost half (47%) said they would be willing to pay an extra £1,500 or £2,000 per year if it meant their local authority could