Housing and Rental Costs Planning: Demographic Trends and Built-form Features (Term Paper Sample)
This assessment requires you to study a suburb in-depth and undertake a context analysis of housing and rental costs; demographic trends and built-form features. Please note that findings from this assessment will inform Assessment 3. What is required is a succinct and meaningful housing and demographic profile of your suburb. What you are aiming for is to select relevant statistical data, to provide a meaningful housing and demographic profile of the Suburb under study, including any important regional links.
The Context Analysis Report (3,000 words) needs to be structured as follows:
1_Context
2_Characteristics of housing stock
3_Housing Market Profile
4 _Summary
Below you will find an overview/explanation of the content that needs to be included in each section of the provided table and some notes to guide you in completing this assessment.
PLANNING FOR HOUSING
CONTEXT ANALYSIS: PARKWOOD IN CANNING CITY
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Background Analysis/Context
Context
Figure 1: Map of Parkwood. From https://profile.id.com.au/canning/about?WebID=160
* Location: Parkwood district of the City of Canning is a suburb in Southeastern Perth, Western Australia. It is within the City of Canning Local Government Area (LGA), situated south of Ferndale and Southwest Lynwood. Parkwood is 10 kilometers away from the CBD, Perth.
* Size: Parkwood suburb rests on an approximately 3.61 square kilometers land area.
* Current and previous uses: Parkwood was used for modern development between 1976 and 1986. It is currently a residential suburb. Houses and other buildings of contemporary designs have been developed in the suburb to help accommodate the growing population in the capital city.
* Existing buildings: Parkwood district has 2554 dwellings with an average household size of 2.53. These buildings accommodate the 6032 population as of the 2016 census count. Of the 2554 dwellings, 2334 are private dwellings, while the other 220 are unoccupied private dwellings.
* Structures: significant structures in the suburb are larger, detached, or separate. They are also developed to reflect market opportunities or planning policy, e.g., building around public transport nodes or employment centers.
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