High proportion of 'ghost estates' in north-west

Analysis on the aftermath of the property crash has revealed that parts of the north-west have been left with a housing glut that could take years to sell off.

High proportion of 'ghost estates' in north-west
Wed, 27 Jan, 2010 - 10:33

Analysis on the aftermath of the property crash has revealed that parts of the north-west have been left with a housing glut that could take years to sell off.

A map which pinpoints the effects of the property crash has been drawn up by the National Institute of Regional and Spatial Analysis

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