Temporary uses: full of ideas for empty space
Owners have inventive - not to mention lucrative - options for vacant properties
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Owners have inventive - not to mention lucrative - options for vacant properties
Sanal Menon, a 27-year-old Londoner, is a human- resources assistant at a healthcare organisation. He lives in rented accommodation and earns £16,000 a year. Sanal typically spends £570 a month, plus loan repayments, and is concerned he isn't saving for the future.
John Kenny, a secondary school teacher, and his wife Jane, a nursery nurse, plan to adopt at least one child in the next 12 months. The couple have a combined income of just under £43,000 a year and no debts other than a £112,000 mortgage.