Who are the characters for think big by ben carson

Bedroom-style curtains pulled closed during the day, along with beds visible in downstairs front rooms in other homes, suggest multiple tenants are living in several of the properties.ДЄs per Policy ExchangeвЂ™s report, absentee landlords would not be eligible to vote, so these residents could be incentivised by landlords with the offer of rent holidays.Д«ut the renters i spoke to were generally against the idea of further development on their street, believing it would increase the number of tenants they would have to live with and push up living costs. There are significant numbers of renters on the road, one resident notes. Construction is under way on an area of land opposite the station, which opened in 2017, and sizeable areas of open space line the way to the business park and science park.Д«ut for those living on nearby KingвЂ™s Hedges Road, the prospect of street votes was rejected by five to one among the residents that i spoke to. It would mean automatic planning permission would be granted for new homes or extensions that adhered to an agreed design plan.ДЄs you exit Cambridge North railway station, the desire to develop in the area is hard to miss. The street plan would only be adopted if 50В per cent of households cast a vote, a resident in at least half of the voting households voted to support the plans and 60 per cent of votes were cast in favour. Under the plans, 20 per cent of residents or people from 10 different homes, whichever is greater, would submit a proposal for development to their local authority. Street votes, effectively referendums on development, would enable residents to have control over whether or not to allow more intense development to take place on their road. His report predicts even bigger uplifts in other areas of the country through вЂњgentle intensificationвЂќ, with вЂњthe average participating homeownerвЂќ making ВЈ900,000. But if a street vote allowed the owners to вЂњbuild a two-storey terrace instead, with a mansard roof, they could triple the propertyвЂ™s floor space, creating three houses, each of the same floor space, worth perhaps ВЈ400,000 eachвЂќ.ДЄfter вЂњbuilding costs of perhaps ВЈ300,000вЂќ that could leave each property with a вЂњВЈ400,000 uplift from such upgrades вЂ“ if they sold the property onвЂќ. Mr Southwood told i that a semi-detached house in KingвЂ™s Hedges Road might currently sell for ВЈ500,000. And it also has space for many more homes to be built, if planning rules allowed, which is where street votes could come in.Д«en Southwood co-wrote the Policy Exchange think tank report that Mr Gove referred to this week when he told MPs: вЂњWe shamelessly want to rip off all the ideas in it and take them for our own.вЂќ ItвЂ™s a prime contender because itвЂ™s in Cambridge вЂ“ a city bounded by a strict green belt вЂ“ which, like Oxford and large parts of London, has high land values and a big unmet demand for housing.

Who are the characters for think big by ben carson