Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 6th March 2025 in In the Media In the Media 6th March 2025 in In the Media Who is tree-changing – and the towns they're moving to This article from The Sydney Morning Herald examines the trend of Australians relocating from urban areas to regional towns, highlighting the demographics of those relocating and the destinations they favour. It refers to recent AHURI research, 'Movement to regional Australia is a long term trend' and features insight from lead research author Nicole Gurran. view details news 6th March 2025 in news news 6th March 2025 in news Movement to regional Australia is a long term trend – and it’s not the people you thought who are moving People migrating out of Australia’s cities to live in regional areas is a long term trend, predating the impacts of COVID by nearly a decade. view details In the Media 27th February 2025 in In the Media In the Media 27th February 2025 in In the Media Could 'medium density housing with small gardens' help solve the housing crisis in regional cities? This article from ABC News discusses the potential of medium-density housing to address the housing crisis in Australia's regional cities. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Michael Fotheringham. view details news 26th February 2025 in news news 26th February 2025 in news Celebrating excellence in housing research The AHURI research team recently attended the Australasian Housing Researchers Conference held in Sydney, to connect with the housing research sector and consider potential housing futures. view details brief 26th February 2025 in brief brief 26th February 2025 in brief What are 'Well-located homes'? The Australian Government has agreed to a National Housing Accord (Accord) with states and territories, local government, institutional investors and the building industry. The Accord aims to build 1.2 million new well-located homes over 5 years from mid-2024. This AHURI Brief is part of a series exploring housing density. It unpacks what ‘well-located’ means in Australia. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Current page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 6th March 2025 in In the Media In the Media 6th March 2025 in In the Media Who is tree-changing – and the towns they're moving to This article from The Sydney Morning Herald examines the trend of Australians relocating from urban areas to regional towns, highlighting the demographics of those relocating and the destinations they favour. It refers to recent AHURI research, 'Movement to regional Australia is a long term trend' and features insight from lead research author Nicole Gurran. view details
news 6th March 2025 in news news 6th March 2025 in news Movement to regional Australia is a long term trend – and it’s not the people you thought who are moving People migrating out of Australia’s cities to live in regional areas is a long term trend, predating the impacts of COVID by nearly a decade. view details
In the Media 27th February 2025 in In the Media In the Media 27th February 2025 in In the Media Could 'medium density housing with small gardens' help solve the housing crisis in regional cities? This article from ABC News discusses the potential of medium-density housing to address the housing crisis in Australia's regional cities. It features insight from AHURI Managing Director Michael Fotheringham. view details
news 26th February 2025 in news news 26th February 2025 in news Celebrating excellence in housing research The AHURI research team recently attended the Australasian Housing Researchers Conference held in Sydney, to connect with the housing research sector and consider potential housing futures. view details
brief 26th February 2025 in brief brief 26th February 2025 in brief What are 'Well-located homes'? The Australian Government has agreed to a National Housing Accord (Accord) with states and territories, local government, institutional investors and the building industry. The Accord aims to build 1.2 million new well-located homes over 5 years from mid-2024. This AHURI Brief is part of a series exploring housing density. It unpacks what ‘well-located’ means in Australia. view details