Fenella Keevil
Fenalla Keevil - Geography
Fenella Keevil
Graph 2, a Line Graph to show median full-time annual
earnings
over
time full-time
accross annual
different
Graph 2, (residence-based)
a Line Graph to show
median
regions
earnings (residence-based)
over time accross different
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Time
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Period
Whilst Princesshay undoubtedly attracted investment, it led to a higher demand for premises
Whilst
Princesshay
undoubtedly
attracted
investment,
it led
to a to
higher
and rental
increases.
Due to the high
rents some
stores were
forced
move demand
out, such for
as premises
and Quiksilver,
rental increases.
Due
to
the
high
rents
some
stores
were
forced
to
move
out,
such
which left a year after the opening. Furthermore, the focus on Princesshay may as
Quiksilver,
which
left a of
year
after
the of opening.
Furthermore,
on Princesshay
may
have led to
the neglect
other
areas
Exeter, for
example the the
old focus
Debenhams
building was
have
led
to
the
neglect
of
other
areas
of
Exeter,
for
example
the
old
Debenhams
building
was
still vacant in 2009 (Jenkins, N., 2009).
still vacant in 2009 (Jenkins, N., 2009).
This raises the issue of displacement, the idea that instead of a creating new economic
activity
took it away,
„displaced‟
it, from
areas new
(English
This
raises Princesshay
the issue of merely
displacement,
the or
idea
that instead
of a other
creating
economic
Partnerships,
2008).
Vacancy
rates
assist
examination
of
whether
Princesshay
reduced
activity Princesshay merely took it away, or „displaced‟ it, from other areas (English
existing activity
from
within or
outside
Exeter.
Graph 3 (p19)
shows Princesshay
vacancy rates reduced
in Exeter
Partnerships,
2008).
Vacancy
rates
assist
examination
of whether
over time from 2007 to 2013 (Economy unit at Exeter City Council, 2012).
existing activity from within or outside Exeter. Graph 3 (p19) shows vacancy rates in Exeter
over time from 2007 to 2013 (Economy unit at Exeter City Council, 2012).
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