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No. 144: Dwelling, land and neighbourhood use by older home owners This research responds to a research question in the Housing and Ageing research area of the 2007 AHURI Research Agenda which asks the following questions: ‘What are the types, sizes and locations of dwellings occupied by older home owners? How do these patterns vary for different household sizes? What incentives or disincentives could encourage or discourage the efficient use of dwellings and land occupied by older home owners?’ Project name Dwelling and land use by older home ownersISBN / ISSN 978-1-921610-34-9 File Details 8.7 MB PDF Document |
Final Report | 09 Mar 2010 | Bruce Judd, Diana Olsberg, Joanne Quinn, Lucy Groenhart and Oya Demirbilek |
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No. 143: Indigenous homelessness This research is to undertake a comparative analysis of Indigenous homelessness in the contrasting settings of major cities and regional country town centres. The research sought to compare the understandings of Indigenous homelessness held by Indigenous homeless people, and those of the providers of services to Indigenous homeless people. It offers an analysis of the relationship between homelessness, household overcrowding and mobility patterns in the context of Indigenous culture. Project name Indigenous homelessness: place, house and homeISBN / ISSN 978-1-921610-33-2 File Details 3.1 MB PDF Document |
Final Report | 05 Mar 2010 | Christina Birdsall-Jones, Vanessa Corunna and Nalita Turner |
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No. 142: Factors shaping the decision to become a landlord and retain rental investments The supply of private rental housing has become more prominent in the debates around affordable housing as house prices have increasingly gotten out of the reach of prospective home owners, and rents have spiralled in rental housing. There is a concern that private rental markets are failing on the supply side due to principal-agent problems, taxation measures and regulations. In this project, we explore the role of different variables in shaping the supply decisions of private rental investors. This exploration will shed insights on how policy initiatives such as tax measures will impact on the economic costs of landlords, and how this will in turn affect their propensity to hold onto property investments. Project name Movements in and out of housing affordability stress and dynamic modelling of initiatives to improve the supply of affordable housingISBN / ISSN 978-1-921610-32-5 File Details 611 KB PDF Document |
Final Report | 24 Feb 2010 | Gavin Wood and Rachel Ong |
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No. 126: Planning reform, land release and the supply of housing This positioning paper is the first product of a research project which is investigating the links between planning policies and housing outcomes. The project is an investigation into whether changes to land use planning policies and mechanisms impact on the types of housing supplied, particularly in new release areas. It examines details of both planning policy and housing supply in metropolitan Melbourne over a time period covering two significant policy regime shifts. Project name Planning reform, land release and the supply of housingISBN / ISSN 978-1-921610-31-8 File Details 344 KB PDF Document |
Positioning Paper | 17 Feb 2010 | Robin Goodman, Michael Buxton, Prem Chhetri, Jan Schuerer, Elizabeth Taylor, and Gavin Wood |

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