It could cost them £13million – more than £31,000 each – to pay for repairs.
Meanwhile, homebuilders Barratts posted profits of £1.6billon in the past two years and chief executive David Thomas has taken home £7.6million in pay and perks since 2017.
The 418 families at Royal Artillery Quays in Woolwich, South East London, fear bankruptcy if forced to pay – while living in unsaleable and potentially deadly apartments.
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