Residential properties in England and Wales: an evaluation of repair strategies towards attaining flood resilience

Robby Soetanto; David Proverbs; Jessica Lamond; Victor Samwinga

Residential properties in England and Wales: an evaluation of repair strategies towards attaining flood resilience

Robby Soetanto, David Proverbs, Jessica Lamond, Victor Samwinga

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This chapter utilises data from previous research studies to investigate the extent to which resilient techniques are being employed in the repair of flood-damaged property in England and Wales. It discusses the wider implications of the effect of flooding on property values and seeks to offer some conclusions regarding the long-term benefits derived from adopting flood-resilient reinstatement techniques and methods.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Hazards and the built environment: attaining built-in resilience
Editors	L. Bosher
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Taylor & Francis
Pages	124-149
ISBN (Print)	978-0415427296
Publication status	Published - 2 May 2008

Keywords

flood damage prevention
residential real estate

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Hazards and the built environment: attaining built-in resilience. ed. / L. Bosher. London: Taylor & Francis, 2008. p. 124-149.

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