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The average price for houses in and around Nottinghamshire have risen in the last year, new figures reveal.

According to the Office for National Statistics, the average price for houses in the East Midlands have risen by 3.7 per cent over the year to January 2014.

The figures also revealed that the average UK house price was up 6.8 per cent, driven by a 13.2 per cent increase in London.

Excluding London and the South East, UK house prices increased by 3.8 per cent over the year to January 2014, putting the East Midlands statistics just below average.

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Anoushka Patel

Anoushka studied architecture at the Nottingham Trent University, graduating with Barch Hons degree, and then later completing her masters at The Barlett School of Architecture with additional diploma in economics.

She worked in Abu Dhabi for 2 years as an economic analyser in architecture for Atkins design studios. Later moving to the London location of the firm working with Djaouida as financial and marketing directors.  

Recently Anoushka has gained a strong involvement in marketing management working on projects based In Nottingham on residential schemes.

SWOT (Done By Group)

Cube Studio - SWOT 

Strength         - Our presentation of the product we portray our products using digital reality         - We thoroughly conduct market research looking into the social, political, economical etc. factors        - We create sustainable/eco friendly product         - Environment is a priory         - Building on flood plains	Weakness         - Budgeting for rising construction costs         - Frequently updating our systems to have the newest systems         - The public opinions will be varied         - Community objections to the homes
Opportunities         - Expansion into floating communities         - Global expansion         - New technical systems and materials         - Joining networks with other professionals         - Partnership with – Oculus VR         - Gap in the market for solutions to floods	Threats         - Unpredictable climate change         - New technical systems and materials         - New building regulations         - Economic uncertainty

PESTEL: Environmetal impact 5 main points (Nikhita Summan)

 -  By 2050 we need to reduce out carbon footprint by 80%, we need to start living a move carbon neutral lifestyle

  

-  Sea levels worldwide have been rising at a rate of 3.5 millimetres per year. The increasing rate of global warming resulting in the melting of ice caps are the main contributors

 - 5.2m of properties in England are at risk of flooding hence more need to be done on flood defences

   
 - Making the homes self sustaining will reduced the carbon emissions and in turn reducing global warming

 - The costs after floods can reach £1bn, this can be dramatically reduced if we protect homes and communities before the floods start