Empty home crisis: Why aren't they being used to solve shortages?
Source: BBC
BBCIn 1980, when Corina Poore, 36 years old and pregnant, first opened the door to a derelict house in New Cross Gate, south-east London, the estate agent refused to step in with her. Inside were dead cats, dog excrement and filthy mattresses. Pigeons flew in through holes in the roof and there was no indoor toilet. The intense rotting smell was overwhelming.Still, Corina decided this was her dream home. It was…
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