Home Insights Latest news Latest news brief 3rd October 2022 in brief brief 3rd October 2022 in brief What is a sustaining tenancies program? Sustaining tenancy programs assist tenants who are at risk of losing their rental accommodation to stay in their homes and therefore ‘avoid eviction and entry into homelessness.’ Tenant support programs may also help some tenants at the beginning of their tenancy by supporting formerly homeless people enter and sustain a new rental tenancy. read more brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief How linking housing, infrastructure and transport policies can improve Australia's urban productivity There are costs to the general economy when there is a mismatch between the location of jobs, affordable housing opportunities and inadequate public transport. This Brief demonstrates that when good transport and other infrastructure connects householders to a wide range of employment opportunities, urban productivity can be enhanced. read more brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief New York: a case study in providing affordable housing to boost urban productivity New York city (USA) initiated a 10-year plan to build and preserve 200,000 affordable housing units so as to support households with a range of incomes, from the very lowest to those in the middle class, to create a diverse workforce that drives economic growth. Australian cities can learn from this case study as they are losing their geographically diverse, affordable housing, which may reduce productivity into the future. read more brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief How can housing policies improve Australia's urban productivity? Over recent decades Australia’s housing system has shown reductions in rates of affordable housing, stable tenure housing and affordable locations close to employment, all of which weaken urban productivity growth. This Brief presents policy options that can improve the qualities of Australia’s housing market, so as to improve urban productivity growth. read more brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief Introducing how housing characteristics can influence urban productivity This Brief introduces and summarises the concept that housing characteristics — such as a dwelling’s qualities, location, neighbourhood and price — can influence wider urban productivity growth. read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 69 Page 70 Page 71 Page 72 Current page 73 Page 74 Page 75 Page 76 Page 77 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 3rd October 2022 in brief brief 3rd October 2022 in brief What is a sustaining tenancies program? Sustaining tenancy programs assist tenants who are at risk of losing their rental accommodation to stay in their homes and therefore ‘avoid eviction and entry into homelessness.’ Tenant support programs may also help some tenants at the beginning of their tenancy by supporting formerly homeless people enter and sustain a new rental tenancy. read more
brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief How linking housing, infrastructure and transport policies can improve Australia's urban productivity There are costs to the general economy when there is a mismatch between the location of jobs, affordable housing opportunities and inadequate public transport. This Brief demonstrates that when good transport and other infrastructure connects householders to a wide range of employment opportunities, urban productivity can be enhanced. read more
brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief New York: a case study in providing affordable housing to boost urban productivity New York city (USA) initiated a 10-year plan to build and preserve 200,000 affordable housing units so as to support households with a range of incomes, from the very lowest to those in the middle class, to create a diverse workforce that drives economic growth. Australian cities can learn from this case study as they are losing their geographically diverse, affordable housing, which may reduce productivity into the future. read more
brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief How can housing policies improve Australia's urban productivity? Over recent decades Australia’s housing system has shown reductions in rates of affordable housing, stable tenure housing and affordable locations close to employment, all of which weaken urban productivity growth. This Brief presents policy options that can improve the qualities of Australia’s housing market, so as to improve urban productivity growth. read more
brief 2nd October 2022 in brief brief 2nd October 2022 in brief Introducing how housing characteristics can influence urban productivity This Brief introduces and summarises the concept that housing characteristics — such as a dwelling’s qualities, location, neighbourhood and price — can influence wider urban productivity growth. read more
