Living Near Bristol Airport




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Living Near the Airport



Bristol is the gateway to the south west of England, a thriving city rich in history yet bursting with modern developments. The city has always been an important transport hub due to its setting on the docks and waterside but in recent years Bristol airport has played a major role in air transportation for the south west.

Starting its life back in 1927, the airport has steadily developed, with Bristol International officially the fastest growing airport in 2002, handling 3 million passengers. New UK, European and now International routes are being added as the airport grows and today nearly 4 million passengers travel through the airport each year.

The 2003 Government white paper 'The Future of Air Transport' setting out framework for the development of airport capacity in the UK supported further development of Bristol Airport as traffic is predicted to rise to 10-12 million passengers a year by 2030.

As the airport grows and gets busier, staff levels will increase and regular travellers may wish to take the opportunity to live close by. It is inevitable that the demand for housing will increase which will consequently have an effect of property prices in the area and encourage new housing development.

On the flipside, increasing the airport's size and capacity may have a negative effect on property prices in the area due to the detrimental environmental effects, including increased noise and volume of traffic to the area.

If you live close to Bristol airport or are considering a move to the area you can keep an accurate eye on the property market with Our Property house prices. As well as checking exact sale prices you can check property price statistics in the area surrounding the airport by simply clicking on the post code area you are interested in below:

Location Post Code Area
RadstockBA3
BristolBS1
BristolBS13
BristolBS14
BristolBS2
BristolBS20
ClevedonBS21
Weston-Super-MareBS24
WinscombeBS25
CheddarBS27
BanwellBS29
BristolBS3
BristolBS39
BristolBS4
BristolBS40
BristolBS41
BristolBS48
BristolBS49
BristolBS5
BristolBS6
BristolBS7
BristolBS8
BristolBS9
BristolBS98


If you are looking for more information on Bristol airport expansion; pressure groups or discussing the effects of airport development then the following links may be of interest to you:

Bristol International Airport Development

BBC's How to influence airport expansion

Website supporting the Stop Bristol Airport Expansion coalition.

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