Carlisle Housing Case Study
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- Carlisle Housing Case Study
- Background
- Commuter town
- Cumbria
- Population: 100,000
- 60 miles west of Newcastle
- Botchergate
- Inner city
- Mainly 19th century terraces
- Built for workers in the industrial revolution
- High density
- Poor quality
- No gardens
- Little space
- Cheap
- Poor parking
- Congestion
- Gridiron street pattern
- Students, low income families, ethnic minority
- Private rented or social housing
- High crime rate
- Access to transport and services in the CBD
- Belah
- Inner suburbs
- Terraced, attached and detached
- Moderate income families, young professionals and working class.
- Better QOL and quality of housing
- Lower crime
- Gardens
- Owner occupied and privately rented.
- More expensive so people who live here can afford mortgages
- Access to public transport
- Lowry Hill
- Outer suburbs
- Poorer access to transport
- Suburban shopping parades
- Post 1960s housing
- Mainly semidetached
- Pleasant atmosphere- woodland areas
- Owner occupied and social housing
- Elderly, working class, low income families
- High density
- Low crime
- Outer suburbs
- Background
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