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The CBD also has many of the English language schools for non-native English speakers which form a significant part of Auckland's education business.
posted by Bloom CBD Review Martes, 18 Julio 2023 13:18 Comment LinkAlso striking is the high number of students (both tertiary education and
overseas students studying English in one of
the many institutes), making up 27% of all residents (2001 Census) and contributing
to the relative youth of the city residents. It
has the highest concentration of arts, culture and higher education institutions and venues in the country.
The area is made up of the city's largest concentration of skyscrapers
and businesses. Shortland Street tended to be the location of the more important businesses and most of the
'luxury' shops of the mid 19th century. Up until the middle
of the 20th century the centre of town still contained a
large number of small factories including clothing manufacturers.
Residential numbers in the inner city (including the inner suburbs) were also
declining in the 20th century from as early as the 1920s.
In the two-mile zone surrounding the CBD, there were approximately
70,000 people in 1926, with only around 50,000 in 1966 - a change
made even more marked by the development of the remainder of Auckland's population, which grew
more than fourfold in the same timeframe.