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Geographies of housing development

Geographies of housing development

by | Oct 4, 2017 | The Historian

The interwar period witnessed an outstanding period of housing development – about 1.4 million houses were completed of which 865,000 or 62% were new dwellings in rural England and Wales. Amongst a wide range of factors supporting this boom, favourable housing...
Building the way out of the Great Depression

Building the way out of the Great Depression

by | Aug 8, 2017 | The Historian

The interwar period in Britain oversaw the boom in the housing sector which resulted in the construction of a significant three million houses. In my previous article I explained how it is this boom which, amongst other factors, has been crucially attributed to post...