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What are the issues being faced in the CBD?
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A-level Geography G2 (2.4 - Issues being faced in the CBD) Mind Map on What are the issues being faced in the CBD?, created by RoryFlynn2 on 12/05/2013.
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What are the issues being faced in the CBD?
CBD structure
Bid rent curve
High rent - close to CBD
Retail
Offices
Low rent - Further from CBD
Residential - suburbs
Inner core
Dept stores
Specialised shops
High rise office blocks
Commercial offices - banks
Outer core
Smaller shops
Theatres
Leisure
Public administration
Offices
Frame
Social services
Autosales + services
Education
Transport terminals
Multi-story car parks
Light manufacturing
Wholesale services
Difference between zones?
Amount of people
Size of buildings
Use of buildings
Traffic
Landscaping
Environmental quality
Land value
Type + quality of shops
Why does the CBD change?
Decentralisation of activities
Movement of housing and people
Cheaper land
Improvement of transport
Pollution
Development of suburbs
Manufacturing
Example: Cadbury
Moved from Birmingham centre to Bourneville - 4 miles out
Countryside was a nicer place to work
Car ownership increased
More land = more parking spaces
Better access
Retail
Easier access - usually located by main road intersection/ junction
Example - Cribbs Causeway
Out of town shopping became more popular
Everything in one place
Easy + free parking
Large anchor stores
Offices
Easy access
More land/ space
All factors why CBD change lead to dessertion of CBD = Urban Doughnut
DECENTRALISATION!
Case study: Merry Hill shopping Centre, Dudley
CBD decline
Land on outskirts cheaper
More space on outskirts
Less pollution on outskirts
Easier access than in CBD
Rise in car ownership results in people willing to travel further
Leisure shopping
City centres
Ageing
Dirty
Unsafe
Poor infrastructure
Cost of upkeep and development of the CBD much higher than out of town
Initial 25% fall in retail employment in Dudley centre
70% reduction in retail trade as a result of Merry HIll
Anchor stores like M&S, Curry's, Littlewoods closed in CBD and reopened in Merry Hill
Dudley - 190 shops 1985
127 shop 1997
Even Birmingham CBD struggling
Birmingham - Reviving the CBD
International convention centre opened 1991
Attracted high profile conferences
Olympic committee
G7 world leaders
Eurovision song contest
National Indoor Arena
Multi-purpose sports complex
Broadstreet redevelopment
Nightclubs
Hotels
Restaurants
Canal-side cafes
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Birmingham's first 5* hotel
Cost £38 million
Shops encouraged to stay open for longer
Special events - music festivals
Result?
5% increase between 1995-1997 of retail trade
15km away - 12% retail decline between 1990-1995
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