Changing urban landscape : the case of London`s high-class residential fringe
Language: English Series: Geographical Journal ; 154(3) November 1988, 351-366(16)Publication details: 1988Subject(s): Summary: Examines the piecemeal townscape change within existing street patterns over the post-war period within London `s high-class residential fringe. Rising house prices , delays in handling planning applications and a relatively high incidence of appeals are indicative of the pressure on land . In these areas many developers, estate agents and financial institutions are benefiting from tight restraints on the availability of building land.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Examines the piecemeal townscape change within existing street patterns over the post-war period within London `s high-class residential fringe. Rising house prices , delays in handling planning applications and a relatively high incidence of appeals are indicative of the pressure on land . In these areas many developers, estate agents and financial institutions are benefiting from tight restraints on the availability of building land.