The CIL will be down to who's builds it, as its due on completion of the build.Assume as its done per sq m, its the builder who pays, no CIL on outline planning??
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its scary when the price of everything is going thru the roof ,and getting anyone to do the job (rockin horse poo),let alone getting deliverys on timeThe CIL will be down to who's builds it, as its due on completion of the build.
As above, I'd sell it. It's fine developing when things are good, but it must be scary on a downturn.
Tell me about it, i thought it was easing up but seems to be getting worse.its scary when the price of everything is going thru the roof ,and getting anyone to do the job (rockin horse poo),let alone getting deliverys on time
I don’t know how long it’s got left before a 2008 a year maybeTell me about it, i thought it was easing up but seems to be getting worse.
I thought that a year ago!I don’t know how long it’s got left before a 2008 a year maybe
The free covid money will be wearing thin now though. A lot of factors at play with folk moving out of towns blowing holiday money on stuff etcI thought that a year ago!
We just sold a plot with planning, CIL liability got passed on to the new owners. Nearly didn't get passed on!
A house a couple of doors up from mine was bought by London leavers a year ago for 665k, it was all a bit odd at first as they appeared to be just living in one room but it turned out they only had enough furniture for one room after moving out of their London flat.The free covid money will be wearing thin now though. A lot of factors at play with folk moving out of towns blowing holiday money on stuff etc
That would be my thoughts on the usual outcome between developer/builder and client scenarios like thisThey'll have your pants down
But would you, interest rates need to go up, could the housing bubble be ready to burst? Build a house with pricey materials that'll be worth less than anticipated at the end. A couple round here where they have been sold with PP, one a 5 house block on an old yard for well over 1m and another one I know of that a builder has put through (is still in planning) but has decided that it'd best to sell with PP instead of build out.Get pp on it, all acces, boundaries etc sorted and let it go, cost of materials etc plus your not a builder just sell it! Course you would make more in the final result, each to their own,
I wasn’t saying build it, I was saying let it go, plus depending on location etc, whoever buys it takes the risk with the state of financial climate and get there own stamp on it, plus I’ve built my own back in 2002, took me 6 yrs to finish, then we sold and downsized, personally way things have gone I wouldn’t like to pay top whack for a plot then build again, materials have rocketed, regulations, and how long can all this money sustain being around?But would you, interest rates need to go up, could the housing bubble be ready to burst? Build a house with pricey materials that'll be worth less than anticipated at the end. A couple round here where they have been sold with PP, one a 5 house block on an old yard for well over 1m and another one I know of that a builder has put through (is still in planning) but has decided that it'd best to sell with PP instead of build out.
Definitely getting worseTell me about it, i thought it was easing up but seems to be getting worse.
Got to popDefinitely getting worse
I don't know where it will end, hopefully timber has levelled now.Definitely getting worse
going up again in april when the quarries are running on whiteI don't know where it will end, hopefully timber has levelled now.
Concrete is up £10 a cube for a green levy If they cut all of that, a lot of the countries problems would go away.