1.3.5

Cards (13)

  • tertiary economy known as service economy incs education, retail and public adminstration
  • why is there a concentration of retail, commerce, and entertainment in CBD?
    densley populated large catchment area
    more accessible
    access large workforce
    new technology and infastructure
  • Durham
    infastructure bus and train station
    elevt highest average wage £40800
    110000 students
    16.9% wants job
    72.4% unemployed
    average wage county durham £28100
  • benefits of cbd:
    proximity: infastructure, more jobs, knowledge spill over
    agglomeration: accessibility better shops, better chance to compare, highly qualified labour pools
    high pay due to accessibility
  • gentrification is the decline in industrial areas and tertirisation occurs area is made more desirable by internal and external stakeholders resulting in positive feedback cycle as the locals are put at risk and are more vulnerable as they are unable to more affluent prices
  • main reason for gentrification
    government willing to make property and land available to investors
  • why is gentrification good for wealthy?
    have money to invest
    able to afford luxuries
    socially included
    lead to hyper gentrification even middle class cannot afford lifestyle
  • why is gentrification bad for the poor?
    dont have the funds
    unable to afford housing
    social exclusion and cycle of deprivation
    have to move to poorer postcodes such as Grenfell dangerous 50 killed 2017
  • reasons for gentrification:
    area has life compared to before, want to renew history
    large manufacturing service gone advance through kondrateiv waves and clark fisher model
    council committed to growth
    singh sandy turned old buildings into apartments
  • reasons against gentrification:
    manufacturers and workshop rely on each other harder for people to pay rent
    rent went up by 75% last 12 yrs James Wellman
    industry skills die out
    cycle deprivation
  • death of the high street :
    retail only succeed if people live and work there (re-urbanisation), or if people are attracted to the area. peoples shopping habits have changed moved online for convience. decline wages shopper have less money to spend. lack accessibility parking and infastructure
  • 2008 to 2018 32 main retail failures affected 12,700 stores and 175,000 employees. 2018 Toys R us and poundland reduce importance of town centre. 2019 18% retail sales online
  • the mailings ouesburn
    kept toffee factory
    property developer igloo sustainable and efficient energy
    gentrified
    was centre heavy industry in decline 30yrs
    designed 5 fingers has gardens and open space
    englion heritage board preserve built in environment so area looks similar to before gentrification
    cost £250000
    76 houses 1 flat in development