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Publication Publication record
Title The Location of Development
Subtitle Analysis of the location and accessibility of approved residential development in England
Part of Series Location of Development‎
Publisher Publisher Royal Town Planning Institute‎
Authors Author [[Samuel Spencer {{{2}}}]]‎[[Category:Samuel Spencer {{{2}}}]] Author [[David Pendlebury {{{2}}}]]‎[[Category:David Pendlebury {{{2}}}]]
Date Date December 2021‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary Housing is not always built in the most sustainable location and many are locked into car dependency
Keywords Keyword Planning‎ Keyword Homes‎
Locations Location England‎
How to find this document
Publication Live Live as of 4 November 2024‎
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