Home Insights Briefs Briefs brief 15th June 2022 in brief brief 15th June 2022 in brief Examining the Scottish Government’s national homelessness strategy - Ending homelessness together In late 2018 the Scottish Government announced funding of £50 million to the Ending Homelessness Together action plan, which is to run for five years from 2018–19. view details brief 8th June 2022 in brief brief 8th June 2022 in brief What is the role of the RBA in relation to housing? Against the backdrop of the first back-to-back rise in interest rates for 12 years, and further rate rises forecast for the remainder of 2022, this AHURI Brief explains the role of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) – the independent central bank with responsibility monetary policy in Australia. view details brief 18th May 2022 in brief brief 18th May 2022 in brief Understanding downsizing With government policies and election promises seeking to promote downsizing amongst older Australians, it is important to understand just what it entails. Downsizing is the process by which a household moves from one dwelling to another that may be either smaller in size or of lower value, or both. The concept of downsizing is usually applied to older Australians when they move prior to or during their retirement. view details brief 18th May 2022 in brief brief 18th May 2022 in brief How are governments supporting first home buyers in Australia? Commonwealth and state/territory support for home buyers takes a number of different forms; however, government support has long term public benefits when it focusses on increasing the number of dwellings in the community. view details brief 2nd May 2022 in brief brief 2nd May 2022 in brief What is a shared equity scheme? As part of their policies’ platform for the 2022 Federal election, the Australian Labor Party has announced a shared equity scheme, capped at 10,000 households, where the Commonwealth Government would partner with eligible lower to mid income home buyers to buy between 30 and 40 per cent of the to-be-bought property. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Current page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 15th June 2022 in brief brief 15th June 2022 in brief Examining the Scottish Government’s national homelessness strategy - Ending homelessness together In late 2018 the Scottish Government announced funding of £50 million to the Ending Homelessness Together action plan, which is to run for five years from 2018–19. view details
brief 8th June 2022 in brief brief 8th June 2022 in brief What is the role of the RBA in relation to housing? Against the backdrop of the first back-to-back rise in interest rates for 12 years, and further rate rises forecast for the remainder of 2022, this AHURI Brief explains the role of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) – the independent central bank with responsibility monetary policy in Australia. view details
brief 18th May 2022 in brief brief 18th May 2022 in brief Understanding downsizing With government policies and election promises seeking to promote downsizing amongst older Australians, it is important to understand just what it entails. Downsizing is the process by which a household moves from one dwelling to another that may be either smaller in size or of lower value, or both. The concept of downsizing is usually applied to older Australians when they move prior to or during their retirement. view details
brief 18th May 2022 in brief brief 18th May 2022 in brief How are governments supporting first home buyers in Australia? Commonwealth and state/territory support for home buyers takes a number of different forms; however, government support has long term public benefits when it focusses on increasing the number of dwellings in the community. view details
brief 2nd May 2022 in brief brief 2nd May 2022 in brief What is a shared equity scheme? As part of their policies’ platform for the 2022 Federal election, the Australian Labor Party has announced a shared equity scheme, capped at 10,000 households, where the Commonwealth Government would partner with eligible lower to mid income home buyers to buy between 30 and 40 per cent of the to-be-bought property. view details