Family 1: Areas of young and growing population

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New Towns

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Planned developments, smaller town

3  

Very new council housing

4  

Modern, low cost owner occupier housing

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Not owner occupied housing in areas of growth

6  

Modern high status housing, young families

7  

Military bases

Family 2: Areas of older settlement

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Edwardian development

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Older industrial settlements with low stress

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Market town

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Inner areas with low quality older housing

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Poor quality housing in areas of economic decline

Family 3: Rural areas

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Villages with some non-agricultural employment

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Rural areas with large land holdings

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Rural areas with small land holdings

Family 4: Urban council estates

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Overspill estates

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Local authority housing in Scotland and North East

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Urban local authority estates with good job opportunities

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Mining areas

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Inter-war local authority housing

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Inner city council estates

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Areas of local authority housing with single people

Family 5: Areas in Scotland suffering from acute social disadvantage

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Clydeside peripheral estates

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Clydeside inner areas

Family 6: Areas of multi-occupancy, students and immigrants

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Inner London

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Multi-occupied inner London

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Multi-occupied and immigrant areas

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Student areas and high status central London

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High status rooming-house areas

Family 7: Areas of established high status and resorts

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Modern high status areas

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Mock Tudor areas

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Established high status suburban areas

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Rural established high status areas

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Very high status areas

35  

Residential retirement

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Seaside and retirement