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social inequalities in eastligh
average house prices across eastleigh as of 2024
south eastleigh ward: £255,000
Central eastleigh ward: £180,000
North eastleigh ward: £180.000
tenure
South eastleigh ward: owners occupied 50-30% social housing
Central eastleigh ward: 45% private renting
North eastleigh ward:80% owner occupied
infestructure
south eastleigh ward: near the M27 and the southampton parkway station
North eastleigh ward: none
Central eastleigh ward: access to bus stations and the eastleigh railway station
average age
South eastleigh ward: 38 years old, mainly young professionals who are moving so they can build housing near the railway station
north eastleigh ward: 40 years old, families living in boyatt wood area
Central eastleigh ward: 35 years old, young families and young migrants
multiple deprevation
south eastleigh ward:middle levels of deprivation
north eastleigh ward: 20% of least deprivation
Central eastleigh ward: 20%
relashionships and connections
exogenous factor
flow of people: mainly eastern european are living in cheap rented accommodations
flow of money: the council has invister £28 million into places of leisure in eastleigh which attracts 1.2 million visitors
flow of resources: the perili works factory in 1920 had an inbound of raw materials such as rubber, chemicals and metals imported for cable manufacturing
flow of ideas:the point theatre: hosts concerts, theater performances and community events which then attract audiences from different regions allowing for cultural exchange.
external factors
government policies
local government(eastleigh borough council)
-places leisure at eastleigh, attracting 1.2 million visitors annually
Central UK, government initiatives -M27 resurfacing project that focused , project to replace the concrete asphalt with improved low-noise asphalet
-town centre regeneration, that focused on reviving the town centre through pedestrian zones,public spaces and support for independent bussnises
TNCs, such as ageas which is the largest insures in the UK, which headquarters is now on the Eastleigh as of 2008
international and global institutions such as the European union which fund programs that aims to bring old commercial properties back such as the sorting office