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Modular homes for Wellview

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  • 03-12-2015 4:39pm
    #1
    January
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    Just read on David McGuinness FB page that they are planning on putting 17 modular homes into Wellview estate.

    No real objections here, from a resident of the estate, but would prefer them to build just regular homes!


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    eviltwin
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    I can't really see where they are going to go. There is a lot of green space there but it needs major development to go from green space to a housing development.


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    January
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    Here according to cllr mcguinness. If you know wellview it is at the front of the estate where you come in just on the left hand side. A small tight space I would have thought.


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    eviltwin
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    Will 17 houses and garden areas even fit there? Ridiculous.


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    January
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    I doubt it very very much and now it's jumped to 20.


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    Azrel
    Registered Users Posts: 120 ✭✭Azrel


    As usual these modular houses are only being built in low socio-economic areas because apparently there's no "suitable sites" in Dalkey or Blackrock. I am in favour of social housing so long as it's evenly spread around the city/country. You just have to walk around that area on Halloween night to witness the current problems with the area, this is just going to make it worse. Controversial I know but that's my honest opinion.


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    handlemaster
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    Should build normal housing. Stupid these temporary house at 100k each. That would go along way to building à two/three bed home


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    Larbre34
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    Its true, 10 permanent family size dwellings for the price of 20 modular units, including the design, planning and services. Crazy.


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