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Original language | English |
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Publisher | UH Centre for Sustainable Communities |
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Number of pages | 10 |
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Publication status | Published - Nov 2012 |
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Abstract
Based on primary research data collected and analysed through the UH Lafarge Sustainable Living Partnership, this paper explores what customer surveys reveal about why people buy new homes and what those buyers want their homes to be like once they have bought them. Situating this attitudinal data within a context that includes the structural pressures in the UK housing market, the new Localism Act and issues of sprawl urbanism, the paper considers what buyer attitudes might suggest about individual and societal capacity to achieve more sustainable living places.
Notes
This think piece based on primary data from a house builder active in the south and east of England has been published on the Centre for Sustainable Communities website as part of the University of Hertfordshire Lafarge Sustainable Living Partnership
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