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Apartment blocks causing issues for UK fibre broadband
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That sucks. For what it's worth all the victorian/edwardian partitioned slumlord mcmansions I lived in had more mold and nutty neighbours than internet, one was on one of those condemnded-to-be suburb streets that had literally no signal, but had 5G+ the second you crossed the road. Never seen anything like it.
The only place that had openreach optic fiber and gigabit speeds on offer was a brutalist apartment block built in the 2010s which was great. Between that and swapping out the decrepit southeasterns for the luxury of avanti trains, traveling north of the M25 is like going decades into the future. London and Surrey feel like peasant villages compared to the luxury of the Norf.