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Cheaper to build or buy I have the site

derferjam · 2014-04-16 23:06:09

Hi is it cheaper to build a 4 bedroom bungalow or to buy one when you already have the site in the country side with road access? Also what is the process I would need to go through to build one?:confused:

16-04-2014 11:06pm

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derferjam

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Hi is it cheaper to build a 4 bedroom bungalow or to buy one when you already have the site in the country side with road access?

Also what is the process I would need to go through to build one?

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DOCARCH

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Depending on what part of the country, it's probably cheaper to buy!

You need to go through hoops to build one!!!

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#3 17-04-2014 11:58am

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Yes, at the moment, it would be cheaper to buy - assuming you find one you like, that is.

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