Comprehensive Postcode Analysis for Property Development Report

This report offers a comprehensive analysis of a specific postcode, examining various demographic and geographic factors relevant to property development. It delves into key aspects such as shopping precincts, transportation, roads, schools, leisure areas, and restaurants to understand the area's infrastructure and amenities. The report further explores the demographics of the population, including age, marital status, education, income, employment, family composition, and dwelling structures. Based on this analysis, the report provides recommendations for Alpha property development, emphasizing the importance of considering demographic and geographic factors, timely implementation, and cost management. The conclusion highlights the significance of the analysis in generating ideas for property development and its potential impact on the country's effectiveness. The report references several academic sources to support its findings and recommendations.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2) POSTCODE OVERVIEW...................................................................................................3
2.1 Main shopping Precients................................................................................................3
2.2 Main forms of transport.................................................................................................3
2.3 Main roads.....................................................................................................................3
2.4 Schools, Tafe, Universities............................................................................................3
2.5 Leisure, Recreational Areas...........................................................................................3
2.6 Restaurants, cafes, Entertainment..................................................................................4
3) PEOPLE LIVING IN THE POSTCODE.............................................................................4
3.1 Age.................................................................................................................................4
3.2 Marital status.................................................................................................................4
3.3 Education.......................................................................................................................4
3.4 Weekly income..............................................................................................................5
3.5 Employment status.........................................................................................................5
3.6 Hours worked.................................................................................................................5
3.7 Occupation.....................................................................................................................5
3.8 Family composition.......................................................................................................5
3.9 Family size.....................................................................................................................6
3.10 Dwelling structure.......................................................................................................6
3.11 Number of bedrooms...................................................................................................6
3.12 Ownership status..........................................................................................................6
3.13 Number of registered motor vehicles..........................................................................6
3.14 Price guide...................................................................................................................6
4) RECOMMENDATIONS.....................................................................................................7
5) CONCLUSION....................................................................................................................7
REFERENCE...........................................................................................................................8

2) POSTCODE OVERVIEW
It is essential to conduct market research to identify any country's actual position in
terms of geographical area, demography etc. In this regard, different factors are required to
be analysed such as; shopping centres, medium of transformation, schools, cafe and so on
(Sheikh and et.al., 2014). However, overview for postcode can be understood as follows:
2.1 Main shopping Precients
Market research is conducted regarding shopping centre and their competitions as
well frequency of people to visit there for purchasing. Including this, number of shopping
malls, services, frequency of country's people as well their lifestyles and living standards are
identified (Hill and Aspray, 2017). On the basis of this, Alpha property development can be
done efficiently as well different ideas are generated for further innovations and
implementations.
2.2 Main forms of transport
There are different means available in country for transportation regarding different
purposes for different age group people (Wise, 2014). Therefore, by identifying this factor,
as trend of bus, trains and trams property development ideas and proper management can be
done efficiently.
2.3 Main roads
For Alpha property development, it is required to analyse condition of different
kinds of roads such as; free ways, toll ways and streets by which goals can be accomplished
effectively (Koh, Chai and Tsai, 2014). On the basis of this assessment, ideas for effective
property development and new creation can get succeed systematically.
2.4 Schools, Tafe, Universities
Number of schools, colleges, childcare are needed to be analysed for Alpha property
development by which effective strategies can be prepared for growth of a country. It also
impacts on contract and nation's effectiveness in various terms (Willis, Stewart and
Mousavinejad, 2013).
2.5 Leisure, Recreational Areas
For analysing geographical area of Australia, identifying gyms, bike paths, fitness
centres, playgrounds are essential by which property development ideas can be created at

high level. For example; new flats' position can be set according to people's convenience for
leisure as needed for its effectiveness (Gonçalves and et.al., 2014).
2.6 Restaurants, cafes, Entertainment
For analysing geographical area of the country, identifying hotel, restaurants, cafes
are also required to be analysed which are for entertainment. However, people's frequency
and services, position of these places are essential by this Alpha property development can
be done effectively.
3) PEOPLE LIVING IN THE POSTCODE
Demographic factors of country are required to be analysed that includes people's
age, gender, education, family size etc. Therefore, nation's actual position in context of
people and their standards are essential for Alpha property development (Wootton and
Pfister, 2013). However, demographic factors for postcode and Australia can be expressed
as below:
3.1 Age
This data interpretation is related with determining age factor of country's people.
However, different age groups are as 30-34, 35-39, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74 and between 75 to
79. On average, there are people belonged to near about 38 for Postcode and 36.9 for
Australia re at most. Thus, youngsters ratio is more than other aged group (Linton and et.al.,
2017).
3.2 Marital status
There is people around 36 to 50 are at most therefore marital status of people is
married in wide range. In order to this, its is analysed that living standards and population of
countries is quite effective so Alpha property development can get success for new project.
3.3 Education
In the given scenario, it is demonstrated that adults of the country migrate to other
countries for further study and education at most. Thus, it is required for nations to provide
facilities in respect of higher level of education to sustain school and college goers in their
home town locations (Sheikh and et.al., 2014).

3.4 Weekly income
There is weekly income system in Postcode and Australia which is helpful to
increase income earning standard of an individual. Besides this, it is recognised that people
earns enough money according to their position and work performance. Moreover,
government implements plans for unemployed youngsters, adults and different aged group
people (Koh, Chai and Tsai, 2014). Hence, earning standard of country's people is effective
by which Alpha property development plan can be succeed effectively.
3.5 Employment status
There is good employment status of Postcode and Australia which can be maintained
and improved effectively. However, increasing business entities and developments are
initiated since last 3-4 years. Therefore, less number of people have to migrate to the other
countries (Willis, Stewart and Mousavinejad, 2013). On the basis of this assessment, it can
be forecast that Alpha property development can get success efficiently.
3.6 Hours worked
For different aged group people there are different rules implanted fr working hours.
Similarly, 8 hours of a day and 2 days weekly off is system for employees working under
several sectors of the nation. Thus, working hours for job performance is effective that can
be maintained also attract people for job.
3.7 Occupation
There are different kinds of occupations and vacancies for job are available in
different sectors that increases a country's effectiveness. In this regard, having occupation,
people's living and earning standard get increased on large scale (Wootton and Pfister,
2013). Therefore, it is needed to maintain this balance and managing tool for enhancing
their lifestyles effectively.
3.8 Family composition
On the survey for number of people living in nuclear and joint family impacts on
country and its population. It is analysed that most of the families live in nuclear as adults
migrate to other countries and get settled there. Thus, it is essential for country to identify
this family composition and implementing strategies to improve it effectively (Linton and
et.al., 2017).

3.9 Family size
As above mentioned, family structure of Postcode and Australia is nuclear at most
that is essential to be maintained and improved. Thus, family structure and size is essential
to consider for country and its effectiveness (Gonçalves and et.al., 2014).
3.10 Dwelling structure
In Postcode and Australia, it is recognised that most of the people are resident of
their own country as well from other nation's people also get its resident that show effective
structure and large of people (Hill and Aspray, 2017). Including this, it is also determined
nations' environment attract people at high level therefore population of the country is quite
effective that can be related with project on Alpha property development.
3.11 Number of bedrooms
Alpha property development project aims to provide maximum level of people with
accommodation facilities (Wise, 2014). Therefore, number of bedrooms and area for hotels
and accommodation is spread.
3.12 Ownership status
It is identified that ownership for property status would be given as per contract law
and rules amended in these ways (Wootton and Pfister, 2013). However, ownership status
for property impacts on its effectiveness and structure.
3.13 Number of registered motor vehicles
Through analysing this factor, countries' demographic factor can also be identified.
In this way, it is analysed that registered motor vehicles is wide in range also demonstrate
people's living standard which is quite high (Wootton and Pfister, 2013). Thus, on this factor
analysis, it is forecast that property plan can be succeed effectively.
3.14 Price guide
For property development, it is also needed to consider price and affordability of
people to purchasing and hiring them (Linton and et.al., 2017). Therefore, cost effectiveness
is required that impacts on income earning and demand for flats and properties of Alpha.

4) RECOMMENDATIONS
For getting success for Alpha property development plan, it is required to follow on
below mentioned recommendations as:
 Analysis of demographic and geographic factors critically.
 All plans should be implemented in proper time and according to determined costs.
 Postcode and Australia's environmental factors including living standards, all sectors
including education, employment should be recognised effectively (Postcode, 2017).
5) CONCLUSION
It is concluded that Alpha property development plan can get success through
analysing demographic and geographic factors. In this regard, different tools and aspects are
described for project and its accomplishment. However, overall actual position of Postcode
and Australia are identified that impact on structure and implementations effectively. Thus,
several ideas are generated for property development plans for country's effectiveness as
well through this assignment.

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