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Housing Regeneration In Liverpool ‘What Is The Representative Household Composition In Fazakerley And Has Regeneration Worked?’ Mark Farrington, Claire Fawbert, Michelle Moore, Gareth Wilson – Group C Presentation Structure An overview of Liverpool’s housing problems and an introduction to the case study area. What is the population structure of the studied areas? What are the characteristics of the main age group? Why are they dominant within the area? Has regeneration been successful in Fazakerley? Conclusions Liverpool’s Housing Problems Liverpool’s population: 450,000 and declining 70% of the local population live in the UK’s 10 worst areas Av. Household size has decreased from 3.03 in 1971 to a projected 2.30 in 2021. “This area is exhibiting severe socio-economic stress and continuing population decline. The housing market could be characterised as being in a state of chaos, with high rates of voids, turnover and low house prices” CURS 1999:66 Introduction to Case Study Area Fazakerley is located in the North of Liverpool, with a population of around 13,500 in 1998. Typical Housing In The Case Study Area Detached housing in Roseworth Avenue, on the Bull Lane site. It shows the typical style of housing we found here. Typical Housing In The Case Study Area This picture shows an example of housing on Longdown Road, on the Stonebridge Lane housing estate. Typical housing here was semi-detached with some terracing. What Is The Population Structure Of The Studied Area? 20 years 0.8% 20–29 years 23.6% 30-39 years 47.2% Majority 40-49 years 16.3% 50-59 years 8.1% 60-69 years 4.1% 70 years + 0% Characteristics Of The Population Aged 30-39Household Composition Characteristics Of The Population Aged 30-39Wealth relating to Council Tax - 34.8% of residents aged 30 39 live in council tax band B. The value of these houses are ￡40,001-￡52,000. - 28.3% of residents (D) have houses valued at ￡68,000-￡88,000. - 23.9% (C) ha