Since then, Sale has had a greater proportion of middle class residents than the national average.
There was widespread dissatisfaction among the working and middle class residents during what were called the "hard times".
A few middle class residents have houses made of cement or concrete.
Both areas have since been redeveloped to accommodate middle class residents as well.
The constituency has a majority of working class residents and is a wholly urban area.
The new development was aimed towards upper middle class residents: most of those displaced would not be able to afford to return.
Historically, the district has been highly populated with working class residents.
The rest of the population comprises middle class and lower class residents.
The market was also a social center, where the city's lower and middle class residents could gather for drinking and playing games.
It did, however, have an interesting mix of wealthy and working class residents.
