No need to climb up on Suella Braverman either though.
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Would you not?
Yours mate.
It’s your prime example of building “50 floors everywhere”.
Tall doesn’t equal beautiful, particularly in Manchester’s case.
There’s a mix in quality in good dense smaller developments too.
Key thing is just getting stuff built though.
Sigh
What I said was, oh nevermind
I wouldn’t call the development ugly tbh.
It is the same designers as Dublin Landings below and the renders of it are similar.
Looks like the windmill on john rogersons quay on stilts
This is cool
The problem with those developments is where do kids play- they won’t be allowed kick a ball against a wall - they also end up hanging around in largish gangs outside. Are their bikes safely stored or do they need to haul them up and down in a lift.
You can see it up around Sandyford already. Kids out late hanging around in big gangs.
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Agreed. High rise should be proper high rise, but should be aimed at city centre dinkies.
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We have turned the corner
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Is people building and borrowing at higher costs, while prices are falling not shakey ground?
If you take the rental sector, prices falling in aggregate doesn’t mean they are on new builds.
Same is the case with new builds generally for home buyers.
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Id love to poach Darragh for the Greens
Very pro active travel
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Dont post if youve been drinking mate.
Inverted yield curve left right and centre.
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No.