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Can you really have an AliExpress mansion in the country for £10K? Construction experts say a Chinese prefab is better value than renting - but warn of hidden costs and being scuppered by planning permission
A Chinese prefab house from AliExpress is claimed to be available for £10K, with construction experts stating it offers better value than renting. However, they caution buyers about hidden costs and potential issues with obtaining planning permission.
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