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Newbuilds costing up to £1.2m remain unsold after more than a year - as critics rubbish them as 'industrial units crossed with beach huts'
Newbuild properties priced up to £1.2m have remained unsold for over a year, with critics deriding them as unattractive hybrids of industrial units and beach huts.
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