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HOUSING REGENERATION
Liverpool Waterfront
The Big Question!
Will they stay?
Introduction
• The recent round of regeneration in the waterfront area appears to have been hugely successful, as demand continues to outstrip supply.
• However, will the area be able to retain its newfound residents, or will the area slip in to decline after this initial boom?
Waterloo Warehouse
Waterloo Quay
Waterloo Quay
A View From Waterloo
Eldon Wharf Housing
Eldon Wharf Housing
Eldon Wharf Housing
Eldon Wharf Canal
Eldon Wharf Canal
Don’t Take Our Word for It!
These are some of the comments of from residents in the area:
Quotes from Sue Smith, Waterloo Quay
“It fitted into the environment better than those at Clipper Quay and Mariners Wharf”. “I love the feel of the place, it has viewing gaps after each block which creates a more spacious environment, I wanted to get away from the estate environment that I had previously put up with.”
“quiet with a good atmosphere, the development mirrored the original architecture of the Waterloo Warehouse”
“Mistakes were made in the construction. I have a friend who lives on the development and despite the fact that the flats are beautiful, the place is soulless”. “It’s a long mass of soulless flats, with very few breaks and no real character”
“I think Liverpool is a dirty city. There is litter everywhere”. She went on to comment on the disused buildings. “there are two disused shops on either side of exchange flags….they look awful, the windows have never been cleaned…..surely it wouldn’t take much to put displays in each window for example about the two football clubs”
Analysis
How long do residents plan to saty at current address? (univariate)
How long do you plan to stay at your present address.
more than five years3-5 years1-2 yearsless than one year
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How long do resisents plan to stay at their present address crosstabulated w ith where they are most likely to move to (if they move)
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liverpool Merseyside Elsew here in Northof England
Wales Rest Of World
Where are you most likely to move to
How
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less than one year
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3-5 years
more than f ive years
Where did you spend the majority of your childhood crosstabulated with where you are most likely to move to (if you move)
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Liverpool Merseyside Elsewhere in NorthEngland
Elsewhere inEnlgand
Wales Rest Of World
Where did you spend the majority of your childhood
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liverpool
Merseyside
Elsewhere in North england
SE England
Wales
How long do resisents plan to stay at their present address crosstabulated w ith where they are most likely to move to (if they move)
0
1
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liverpool Merseyside Elsew here in Northof England
Wales Rest Of World
Where are you most likely to move to
How
long
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less than one year
1-2 years
3-5 years
more than f ive years
Where did you spend the majority of your childhood crosstabulated with where you are most likely to move to (if you move)
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Liverpool Merseyside Elsewhere in NorthEngland
Elsewhere inEnlgand
Wales Rest Of World
Where did you spend the majority of your childhood
Num
ber o
f peo
ple
likel
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mov
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divi
dual
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liverpool
Merseyside
Elsewhere in North england
SE England
Wales
Graph 4
Number of adults in household crosstabulated with how long residents to stay at at present address
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less than one year 1-2 years 3-5 years more than five years
Age (Years)
Num
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lds
1 adult
2 adults living as a couple
2 adults, unrelated
3 or more adults, no couples
How long do you plan to stay at current address crosstabulated with the age of residents
0
1
2
3
4
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6
7
less than 20 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69
Age (years)
How
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less than one year
1-2 years
3-5 years
more than five years
Conclusion
