Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term
opportunities
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This is a home that would lend itself to a multitude of living and working opportunities, from a blended or combined family arrangement, parental accommodation and/or work from home business, all variables having choice of access to the home without compromising the main residence.
What does "opportunities" mean here? Does the word “opportunities” mean development/construction opportunities, or merely mean existing spaces’ use options (such as, use some versatile rooms as combined family arrangements, parental accommodation…) ?
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4 +5 | facilities, options | Alok Tiwari |
Apr 12, 2015 15:31: Alok Tiwari Created KOG entry
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facilities, options
So, this home makes possible for you to live and work in many ways. These are blended or combined family arrangement, parental accommodation and/or work from home business.
It does not mean development/construction opportunities in that sense.
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