At the start of the 1980s, local authorities were one of the
biggest direct providers of
housing: Right to Buy and other policies, such as the right for tenants to opt for management by an «approved landlord» rather than the council under the Housing Act 1988, were intended to transform them into «enablers&
housing: Right to
Buy and other policies, such as the right for tenants to opt for management by an «approved landlord»
rather than the council under the
Housing Act 1988, were intended to transform them into «enablers&
Housing Act 1988, were intended to transform them into «enablers».
The differences in cost between large and tiny
houses are obvious, but this infographic breaks down the hidden costs of
buying a
bigger house in a super clear way, creating an even more compelling reason to consider going small
rather than
big in real estate choices.