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As is your right, but just because it is your right doesn't mean that you are right. I very much doubt, by the way, that people have spent money on extensions 'as an investment'. Read it up, but many building works do not lead to short term profits - or even long-term ones. In the main most people I know who have extended the size of their property have done so because moving to a larger property to meet growing family needs (which may include providing for elderly and infirm relatives) is not economically possible unless you also move (for those now in ED) far away - which level of disruption may be counter-productive. -
By hannahkaty · Posted
Hello! i'm moving this weekend so would be happy to give you my boxes once i'm all in and unpacked? -
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A lot of people have extended their properties as am investment rather because they need the space. Obviously what is an appropriate space for a family is objective but I view some building projects as self indulgent and out of scale with the surroundings. Some of the comments on this thread appear reactionary.
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