Submarkets in public sector housing
Summary
This project aims to investigate the possibilities of extending the conventional idea of housing submarkets to include the public housing sector. The information and insights derived from this project will contribute to improved public housing management and policy.
Project Number: 50347
Research Theme: Public_and_Community_Housing
Project Leader: Burke, Terry
Funding Year: 2006
Research Centre: Swinburne-Monash
Research & Policy Bulletin
Issue 121: Do submarkets exist in public housing?
Although more commonly identified in private housing markets, submarkets are also shown to exist in public housing — demand and supply differ for particular dwelling types and certain locations. Information on public housing submarkets might potentially assist policy makers to fine-tune their allocation, rent and asset management policies.
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More Information
Positioning Paper: No. 101: Submarkets in public sector housing
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Final Report: No. 136: Submarkets in public sector housing: an abstract concept or a decision-making tool?
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Research and Policy Bulletin: Issue 121: Do submarkets exist in public housing?
459 KB PDF Document
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