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E48. Turning your home into a flat
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In this episode of the Building Design, Prime Time podcast Frank and Amelia discuss a recent enquiry from a client about turning the lower storey of their large home into a flat. This thought provoking discussion raised a lot of questions about the difference between flats, granny flats, duplex and share houses.
The conversation also delved into topical discussion points about the current shortage of affordable rental properties and if opening your home up will become more popular during an economic climate of requiring additional income to live comfortably.
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