In the UK lots of homeowners make marginal increases in density with loft conversions, extensions, garages converted into bedrooms, 'beds in sheds', etc. The a

In the UK lots of homeowners make marginal increases in density with loft conversions, extensions, garages converted into bedrooms, 'beds in sheds', etc. The areas where this happens the most (typically low density suburban housing) really need razing to the ground and replacing with much higher density apartment buildings. To my mind, homeowners investing more money in these properties is only decreasing the likelihood of that ever happening.