Where did I say that? They can move to anywhere they want to? Sorry I missed your point completely?
Indeed you have. There is no where for these people to move to once they outgrow the flat in town. There’s a massive shortage of adequate housing for the sort of people who can throw a few hundred grand + at a flat in town. You are seriously trying to sell the family life in town to me? Sorry, I don’t think so. For starters, where’s the parks for kids to play in and usable outdoor space for families?
Indeed you have. There is no where for these people to move to once they outgrow the flat in town. There’s a massive shortage of adequate housing for the sort of people who can throw a few hundred grand + at a flat in town. You are seriously trying to sell the family life in town to me? Sorry, I don’t think so. For starters, where’s the parks for kids to play in and usable outdoor space for families?
You can't be serious mate, there's loads of things wrong with this post, I think you need to get out more.Indeed you have. There is no where for these people to move to once they outgrow the flat in town. There’s a massive shortage of adequate housing for the sort of people who can throw a few hundred grand + at a flat in town. You are seriously trying to sell the family life in town to me? Sorry, I don’t think so. For starters, where’s the parks for kids to play in and usable outdoor space for families?
Yes there is a housing shortage but not for 300K yuppie apartmentsWon't reach saturation point in 3 years or anything like. Very few apartments are unoccupied. We have a huge housing shortage in this country.
I know both Leeds and Manchester quite well, altho' in my dotage I go there much less. The big differences are:Plans to redevelop Piccadilly Gardens are still being brought forward. It is dragging on.
The city council and Biffa have upped their game recently. The city centre is a lot cleaner and tidier than it was.
There are tentative plans to pedestrianise Deansgate. Manchester’s own version of La Rambla. The issue is bus routes.
The homeless problem in Manchester has improved greatly over the last year. However, homeless problems still exist in the Manchester City centre, just like they do in Leeds city centre.
TBH, I’m beginning to think you have a problem with Manchester. Have you got anything positive to say about the city?
Don’t for 1 second think Leeds is this utopia city you are making it out to be. It has similar issues and problems like Manchester has.
The new buildings provide jobs, new homes and a young and educated population that businesses need to thrive and expand. Spinningfields has improved, Ancoats and next is Deansgate Square. I don't doubt there are issues within the city but investment and jobs and new homes surely cant be a bad thing?
Huge swathes of housing development in flixton and carrington - wonderful news for the already fucked m60!Why is there no where for them to live? Google right move today and there are thousands of houses for sale in greater Manchester so no I am completely missing your point? They can move to any one of a number of quality suburbs?
Huge swaithes of areas in Carrington and Flixton are due to be developed as new housing.
I am working in developing two parks in the city centre as we speak. One in greengate and one in great Jackson street. Also a doctors surgery and a new junior school. There is already one new one in new Islington? The Suburbs and centre will merge more as one just like in London. Many of the younger generation are raising kids in flats. Is the norm in many European cities.
Huge swathes of housing development in flixton and carrington - wonderful news for the already fucked m60!
It’s fucked mate. Especially at Carrington spur junction. Try driving on it in rush hour.Why is it fucked? People can get train from
Flixton go Manchester.