Home Insights Latest news Latest news brief 17th March 2017 in brief brief 17th March 2017 in brief Percentage of Australian households in social housing, 2006 to 2016 Although the total number of households in social housing (i.e. public, community and SOMIH housing) has increased over the last 10 years (from 375,038 in 2006 to 394,289 in 2016) the proportion of Australian households living in social housing has been falling. view details brief 17th March 2017 in brief brief 17th March 2017 in brief Understanding Inclusionary zoning Inclusionary zoning is a land use planning intervention by government that either mandates or creates incentives so that a proportion of a residential development includes a number of affordable housing dwellings. view details news 7th March 2017 in news news 7th March 2017 in news Inheriting housing wealth shapes education and work careers A new AHURI report, ‘A new look at the channels from housing to employment decisions’, undertaken by researchers from RMIT University and Curtin University, explores if intergenerational wealth transfers (as bequests or parental cash transfers), which are typically financed through housing wealth, shape the education and work careers of those who receive the benefit. view details brief 6th March 2017 in brief brief 6th March 2017 in brief Explaining capital gains tax and negative gearing What is a capital gains tax? When an investment property is sold for more than it cost to buy, the difference between the low buying and the high selling price is called a capital gain. view details brief 24th February 2017 in brief brief 24th February 2017 in brief Understanding the National Affordable Housing Agreement What is the NAHA and what are its objectives? The NAHA is an agreement between Australia’s Commonwealth, state and territory governments that commits to achieve the following outcomes: view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 135 Page 136 Page 137 Page 138 Current page 139 Page 140 Page 141 Page 142 Page 143 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 17th March 2017 in brief brief 17th March 2017 in brief Percentage of Australian households in social housing, 2006 to 2016 Although the total number of households in social housing (i.e. public, community and SOMIH housing) has increased over the last 10 years (from 375,038 in 2006 to 394,289 in 2016) the proportion of Australian households living in social housing has been falling. view details
brief 17th March 2017 in brief brief 17th March 2017 in brief Understanding Inclusionary zoning Inclusionary zoning is a land use planning intervention by government that either mandates or creates incentives so that a proportion of a residential development includes a number of affordable housing dwellings. view details
news 7th March 2017 in news news 7th March 2017 in news Inheriting housing wealth shapes education and work careers A new AHURI report, ‘A new look at the channels from housing to employment decisions’, undertaken by researchers from RMIT University and Curtin University, explores if intergenerational wealth transfers (as bequests or parental cash transfers), which are typically financed through housing wealth, shape the education and work careers of those who receive the benefit. view details
brief 6th March 2017 in brief brief 6th March 2017 in brief Explaining capital gains tax and negative gearing What is a capital gains tax? When an investment property is sold for more than it cost to buy, the difference between the low buying and the high selling price is called a capital gain. view details
brief 24th February 2017 in brief brief 24th February 2017 in brief Understanding the National Affordable Housing Agreement What is the NAHA and what are its objectives? The NAHA is an agreement between Australia’s Commonwealth, state and territory governments that commits to achieve the following outcomes: view details
