Script : ' The Liveability Of Brisbane Suburbs Camp Hill And Everton Park '

This suburb is full of life with residents of all ages and from all walks of life. Beach lovers love Kensington because it’s close to all the best beaches in Australia. The streets and neighbourhoods of Kensington are lined with federation style architecture and homes that appeal to almost everyone. Modern units that line the main area of Anzac Parade appeal to students, young singles, singles with kids, and young professionals. Living

Critically reflect on the positives and/or negatives of ethnic residential concentration as perceptible within specific landscapes in Sydney.

Good morning 7D and Mr McLaren today i will be presenting my research data and start analyzing and compare which of my to suburbs are more liveable. In this task I was given Carina it is a suburb in Brisbane with a population of 11025 and is 4.5km big its exact location is 27.4858° S, 153.1000° E the other suburb is yet again located in Brisbane it is Everton park, Everton Park has a population of 8862 and is 4.2km in size after conducting my investigation I have found that Carina is more liveable i have discovered this by looking at the Economical, Environmental and Social factors of

As cities have grown away from the center to accommodate people housing needs, suburbs mushroomed outwards, producing an urban sprawl, thus putting pressure on the cities amenities. Modern urban sprawl projects tend to be more controlled and are for effective infrastructure and sustainability requirements and implementing creative urban development solutions to solve the issues quality housing, public transport systems, schools, hospitals, police, and fire service stations. Demands for more emphasis to be placed on these issues which are all fundamentals part of everyday lives, without them, we would be unable to maintain Australia. Governments can respond to development opportunity through a conference called Habitat 3, this is a way of promoting a new model of urban development that can integrate all facets of sustainable development to promote equity, welfare and shared prosperity. It is time to think urban, how to

This week’s readings focused on urban design and also began student presentations. Sydney’s presentation on Serenbe correlated perfectly with the topic. A wealthy businessman decided to create a new community based on new urbanism. There were 2 (soon to be 3) neighborhoods based around a central farm. The houses were single-family, near amenities to encourage walking. Unfortunately, this is not a sustainable idea in terms of affordability. The average house price in Serenbe is around $700,000, with townhouses not being much cheaper. With prices that high, it is assumed that the home owners would have to commute for a job, which counteracts the idea of promoting walking. The community seemed to be an exclusive country club (with a farm instead of a golf course) rather than a sustainable option for all.

People move to different cities all around the world. There are expectations and standards when living in a city. Upon deciding what city to live in, people take into consideration the necessities a city should offer. Elements like shelter, food, proximity to people, diversity, work, transportation, entertainment, etc are all important for survival and convenience. The surroundings in a city effect everyone, and depending on past experiences and one’s personal abilities, a surrounding or an area is different to everyone. Something once known as easy can be completely altered. The way a city is set up and organized also effects society. For some, necessary elements can become a living nightmare because of ongoing changes. The root of everything

A manor was a piece of land that was given to a vassal by a lord that the vassal lived on and received incentives from. A manor would have specific buildings and requirements in order for it to be successful. Manors contained either one or more villages. The village had peasant house, small business buildings like a mill or a brewery, and sometimes the lord's house was in the village(Cels, Marc 4). People are mostly live in the countryside to make their life easier if they are farmers(Cels, Marc 5). Farmers that were peasants would have strips of land in each field to grow their crops on(Cels, Marc 7). The manor also had fields, meadows and woods where they grew crops to eat and sell in manor. In the woods the nobles would hunt animals like deer, wolves and

Greenwich, fondly referred to as “Green” by the locals, is a lovely lower North Shore suburb of Sydney. According to the families, students, retirees, singles, and professionals who live here, this suburb is one of Sydney’s undiscovered gems. Greenwich offers a waterfront area, sailing clubs, fantastic views, plentiful parks, and loads of character. Public transportation serves the 2065 postcode via the public bus system, rail, and the ferry. Residents of Greenwich usually either drive or take the bus or train into the city for their work commute, but sometimes they take the ferry when they want to relax and let go of their hard work day before they get home.

The renewed focus on housing affordability in Sydney in recent years, has coincided with the establishment of the Greater Sydney Commission at the beginning of last year. It has been said that the overall role of the Greater Sydney Commission is ‘to coordinate and align the planning that will shape the future of Greater Sydney… so that (it) will be a productive, liveable and sustainable city for all.’ The draft District Plans released by the Commission also contain a ‘range of actions for improving housing choice, diversity and affordability’, however; there are concerns that other objectives may

Australia, more specifically Sydney is number 18 on the world’s most expensive rental cities list (Global Property Guide 2015). This in addition to other factors such as location, are the causes for housing stress. Housing stress can be faced by any age group and any socio economic class, that spends “over 30% of their income on housing costs and that affects how much they have left over to purchase food, clothes and other necessities” (Tanton and Phillips 2013). Another problem is that Australia lacks any form of rent control meaning “that those who are dependant on the private rental market for their accommodation, are constantly subject to the fluctuation of the market” (Morris 2007). The supplies of rental housing options are

Alternative A is an apartment, B is a bungalow, C is a condo, and D is a downstairs apartment in Jane’s parents’ home.

As communities continue to urbanize, the gap between those that live in the city and those that live on the countryside increase. To most people, there is no difference between the two lifestyles because a home is a home; each come with their own advantages and disadvantages. That is true for every living space, however living on the countryside or in the city provide the occupants with very contrasting lifestyle. Scientists have begun to look deeper into the matter by researching how both locations differ and how they can take a toll on a person’s health. Studies have shown that these two different scenes can affect the amount of pollution expelled, an individual’s health and living expenses. These aspects are all factors when it comes to an individual’s decision on whether to not to live in a rural or urban community.

The results of the survey provide new data in regard to the greenspace needs and preferences of urban populations in the inner city of Brisbane, particularly in regard to the needs and preferences associated with urban communities of increased density and diversity. Similar to Gobster’s study (2002), which found both similarities and differences in regard to the preferences of different ethnic groups toward greenspace needs, the results of this study show both similarities and differences specifically in regard to those who live in low density dwelling types, versus those who live in high density dwelling types. As shown in Table ? in Appendix ?, there were many similarities found between the targeted groups of low-density and

In order to measure quality of life accurately and objectively in economic literature the household and firm perspective must both influence the data. This factor is very important because households and firms will have different real estate pricing, which will yield a different marginal valuation of amenities (Brueckner 2011, p.242). This process explains why it is found that firms can prefer some areas that households dislike. Any changes quality of life values of either households or firms will shift the labour supply and demand curves (Gabriel and Rosenthal 2004, p.439). This means that quality of life variables can in effect alter land rents and wages in an area, which will further change quality of life

We know that different people may have different perceptions and therefore make different subjective judgments about the things which impinge on their QOL including specific attributes of their urban environment. To adequately investigate those aspects of QOL, we need to use model frameworks and collect data to operationalize those frameworks within a particular context. (Stimson, 2011)