Where are we building the most home extensions?🏡

Where are we building the most home extensions?🏡

The 'race for space', a trend fuelled mainly by several national lockdowns during the pandemic, did not solely manifest itself as a mass exodus amongst city dwellers to the countryside. We also built lots of extensions.

New research from online mortgage broker, Mojo Mortgages, has revealed the locations in the UK where homeowners are most likely to build an extension.
Based on an analysis of local authorities’ planning portals, The Great British Extension Report found that homeowners in London boroughs such as Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, and Camden carried out the highest number of extensions. To continue reading, please Click Here


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