Prefab Homes May 'Solve' City’s Housing Crisis

A return to the post-Second World War boom in prefabricated homes could help Bristol solve its worsening housing crisis.  More than 14,000 people are on its waiting list for homes in the city. But only 60 affordable homes are to be built this year. A report to go before Bristol City Council suggests prefabs could provide affordable homes on small brownfield sites quickly and cheaply.

Bristol mayor George Ferguson said the city has to be "flexible" about fulfilling its housing needs. The report will also recommend converting some of the city's empty office blocks into flats.  Read more on the Bristol Post website.