Basements are coming up in the world

Language: English Series: Daily Telegraph ; 29 December 1993, 23(2)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: If land prices rise again, it could lead to the development of more homes with basements, which not only saves land but fuel costs. A survey commissioned by the Traditional Housing Bureau showed a favourable response to basements.

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If land prices rise again, it could lead to the development of more homes with basements, which not only saves land but fuel costs. A survey commissioned by the Traditional Housing Bureau showed a favourable response to basements.

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