"housing landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall characteristics and trends related to housing in a certain area or market. Example: "The housing landscape in New York City is constantly changing, with increasing demand for high-rise apartments and a decrease in availability of affordable homes in the city center."
Bit by bit, Sadiq Khan's formula for changing London's housing landscape is coming into view.
Southwark has enumerated the alternative housing landscape it says its deal with Lend Lease will bring about.
What will this new housing landscape mean for housing providers and the communities in which they operate?
The housing landscape is changing, but rather than watching from the sidelines, I can be a part of that change.
As the housing landscape changes it is up to social landlords, one contributor suggested, either to "grab that opportunity or ignore it and be left by the wayside".
Partly, too, it's in the complexity of different funding streams and a varied housing landscape where numerous social housing providers might be operating in one area.
So far, work has begun on 17 projects, with 18 more to follow soon; they range from new or extended labs to student housing, landscaping, and sports facilities.
A spokesperson for the company said it was working with the council to create a "Stoke Oasis" - which would include "housing, landscaping and a visitor attraction" linked to the pottery business.
They did not love the hulking, clamorous boxcars and locomotives, but they understood that the trains were as much a part of the working-class row-house landscape as they were.
The density of houses, landscape geology, the amount of bushland (ha) exclusively on fertile geologies and moth biomass were the most frequent predictors of individual activity, explaining more than 60% of variation in activity for some species.
OUTDOOR SPACE: A flagstone patio wraps around most of the house, landscaped with ferns and other plants.
