UK Housebuilding in 2015; and a look to the future 'The Fantastic Four'
| Cthrough a cosmic incident, develop super powers; and then use them for good. Reed Richards (Q1) is able to stretch like rubber, while Johnny Storm (Q2) can produce fire at supernova temperatures and is able to fly. Meantime, Sue Storm (Q3 and sister of Johnny) can turn invisible and create force fields, especially when angered; and, finally, Ben Grimm (Q4 or ‘The Thing’) becomes a large, rock-like creature with immense strength. In 2015, the UK Housebuilding Sector embraced the legend and its own extraordinary powers - and was able to fight off the common arch enemy Dr Doom (see later). The Fantastic Four are the eponymous stars of three movies which, to date, have grossed some $US 800 million which is more than two-and-a-quarter times production cost; and there could well be a fourth. UK Housebuilders created £9.3 billion of value last year or a 40% hike. The Sector also broke new ground on 35 occasions and this included 30 December. |
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