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    The effects of infill housing on neighbours in Christchurch

    Vallance, Suzanne A.; Moore, Kevin; Perkins, Harvey C.
    Abstract
    The objectives of this report are: • To examine New Zealand and overseas literature relating to urban infill; • To document the nature of infill housing in Christchurch, its physical form and landscape effects; • To outline the regulatory regime that allowed for infill development and the market conditions that led to its acceptance by developers and house purchasers; and • To explore the local impacts of infill housing, particularly its positive and negative effects on neighbours.
    Keywords
    housing development; Christchurch; city planning; infill housing; attitudes
    Date
    2005
    Type
    Report (Commissioned Report)
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