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Flats are arranged in Blocks
Blocks of flats, I think.
many houses were made into blocks of flats, as alot of people needed homes and it was cheaper to buil blocks of flats. some had balconies but some didn't.they were also alot dirtier
in 1965
Yes -from single family homes to blocks of flats.
Most people in Russia live in apartments within multi-unit buildings, especially in urban areas. In rural areas, single-family houses are more common. Traditional wooden houses, known as "izbas," can also be found in some parts of the country.
1st Sure and Endsleigh websites both offer Blocks of flats insurance. It is a crucial insurance for landlords to protect their buildings against damaged caused by a variety of events from fire, floor to storms.
slightly more than 1 million units. 10,000 blocks
Build loads of social housing (Council Flats).
It is an operation with blocks,flats,longs and units that can be answered by addition,subtraction,multiplication and division.
Consider this: NO flats would need a lift! By definition a flat (note the word 'FLAT') does not have ANY stairs, hence no need for a lift! I think that the questioner might have meant either the word 'apartment' or 'house' for 'flat' OR the question might be better written as "Do lifts in BLOCKS of flats need to have ...?"
Any system of housing which contains multiple domiciles for separate and discrete family units within one building. Usually, but not exclusively, high rise buildings such as apartment blocks, blocks of flats, tenement buildings etc