Abstract
ABSTRACTThe contrasting fortunes of the housing market in different areas of England is an issue of major political importance. Plans to build large numbers of new houses on greenfield sites in South East England have caused outrage and consternation in some quarters, as have proposals to demolish properties in areas of housing market failure. Using the housing market in East Lancashire as an example, this article investigates differences at regional and local levels, uncovering a much more complex situation than simplistic headlines might suggest.
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