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Insite Portable Accommodation, a leading supplier of portable and modular buildings, have recently released the benefits of using portable buildings. Insite Portable Accommodation provide a wide variety of portable and modular buildings including, shower units, toilet block and anti-vandal units. See below for the benefits provided.

An imbalance in housing supply and demand has seen both rent and housing prices soar in Dublin, with many people no longer able to afford accommodation and left in a lot of danger. To meet demands it has been reported that going forward Greater Dublin needs at least 1,200 new homes per month to meet demands, but in a world where a lot of people choose traditional construction methods this has previously been thought as a problem.

April was a huge month for the modular construction industry, with the last modular jigsaw piece being lifted into place at Apex House, Wembley, making for Europe's tallest ever modular tower.

Chorley Guardian, a newspaper releasing the latest news, sport and lifestyle information, has released an article which states that a GP clinic in Whittle-Le-Woods has come up with a solution to the increasing number of patients. It has been said that the patient numbers at Whittle Surgery have doubled in the last sixteen years.

Although the government has already laid out its plans to fix the UK housing market, many industry experts have recently been speaking out, sharing their opinions on how the housing market could be improved. One leading company in particular, Insite Portable Accommodation, leading suppliers of modular buildings for example believe that we should be building homes of a different kind.

Although prefabricated buildings have been around for a long time, in recent years there has been a rise in demand for these buildings, with more and more people choosing to use them for construction projects. In line with this, one provider of portable and modular buildings, Insite Portable Accommodation, has recently explained to all why modular building could be the most efficient building practice.

In accordance to construction supply chain consortium Build U.K. far less British contractors joined the bidding for construction and building work in the third quarter of this year due to labour shortages which could be a result of the Brexit decision. This has highlighted the labour issues on which the country is now facing and it has been suggested that these difficulties are only going to increase going forward.

Dutch company Cubicco have recently excelled themselves – creating hurricane-proof, flat-pack, modular, prefabricated homes which are affordable too, costing less than $200,000 to build. These could soon be available to people in the Caribbean and Florida and could present a fantastic, innovative solution to improve overall safety and living.

Modular building are advantageous for multiple reasons and as a result of this not only are a large number of people choosing them as temporary solutions, but also many people and businesses are choosing them as long-term solutions instead of opting for more traditionally constructed buildings. One provider of portable buildings, Insite Portable Accommodation has recently revealed some of the advantages that modular construction has over conventional construction including but not limited to the following:

2015 saw many migrants and refugees arriving in Europe to seek safety and shelter and in line with this many cities had to quickly put together temporary accommodation to create places for these people to sleep – one popular choice was that of shipping containers. Shipping containers enabled these migrants and refugees to be housed quickly and efficiently with minimal wait times but not only this, they actual made for pretty great housing alternatives too.