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It is shocking that in our supposedly 'developed nation' young people are so desperate to find a place to live that they are prepared to live in flat pack 'trailer park' apartment developments that don't look a great deal better than the 1960's multistory developments of old. I just hope council's are ensuring that these developments are being adequately surrounded by lots of green space, and a fully sustainable attractive community environment including parks, shops, modern schools, transportation links, and family housing. Generally history has shown that a concentration of one demographic is never a good thing, especially if they resent their enforced surroundings. I don't think anybody would actually choose to live in an 'apartment' like this if offered a 'real house' as an alternative - that's the crime. Are these places in danger of becoming a multi-coloured 2020 version of the grey slums of the 60's I wonder?