Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 12th January 2026 in In the Media In the Media 12th January 2026 in In the Media Improving temporary accommodation after natural disasters ABC Radio Melbourne invited AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham to discuss the impact of natural disasters, such as Australia's recent bushfires, on housing. The segment explores what measures are in place to support renters and homeowners affected by disaster. view details news 9th January 2026 in news news 9th January 2026 in news New research explores how to grow Australia’s social housing system New mission-focused policies with long-term investment strategies could reverse Australia’s decline in social housing provision, a report from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) suggests. view details In the Media 18th December 2025 in In the Media In the Media 18th December 2025 in In the Media The real reason why apartment prices are soaring AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham was interviewed on Japanese prime-time current affairs program Houdou 1930 in a segment exploring shared equity schemes as a solution to worsening housing affordability. It refers to recent AHURI research, ‘Shared equity programs in Australia: features, impacts and growth potential’. view details In the Media 16th December 2025 in In the Media In the Media 16th December 2025 in In the Media Sydney loses half its Airbnbs as listings surge drives up regional rents This article from realestate.com.au breaks down research from AHURI report, 'Insights into short-term rental accommodation: history, statistics and landlord perspectives'. With insight from lead researcher Michaela Lang, it looks at Sydney's changing accommodation landscape, and the implications it might have for communities in regional Australia. view details news 16th December 2025 in news news 16th December 2025 in news From hosts to ghosts: short-term rentals for entire homes outnumber shared stays New AHURI research shows the short-term rental accommodation (STRA) sector is becoming increasingly professionalised, in a departure from its original ‘sharing economy’ model. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 12th January 2026 in In the Media In the Media 12th January 2026 in In the Media Improving temporary accommodation after natural disasters ABC Radio Melbourne invited AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham to discuss the impact of natural disasters, such as Australia's recent bushfires, on housing. The segment explores what measures are in place to support renters and homeowners affected by disaster. view details
news 9th January 2026 in news news 9th January 2026 in news New research explores how to grow Australia’s social housing system New mission-focused policies with long-term investment strategies could reverse Australia’s decline in social housing provision, a report from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) suggests. view details
In the Media 18th December 2025 in In the Media In the Media 18th December 2025 in In the Media The real reason why apartment prices are soaring AHURI Managing Director Dr Michael Fotheringham was interviewed on Japanese prime-time current affairs program Houdou 1930 in a segment exploring shared equity schemes as a solution to worsening housing affordability. It refers to recent AHURI research, ‘Shared equity programs in Australia: features, impacts and growth potential’. view details
In the Media 16th December 2025 in In the Media In the Media 16th December 2025 in In the Media Sydney loses half its Airbnbs as listings surge drives up regional rents This article from realestate.com.au breaks down research from AHURI report, 'Insights into short-term rental accommodation: history, statistics and landlord perspectives'. With insight from lead researcher Michaela Lang, it looks at Sydney's changing accommodation landscape, and the implications it might have for communities in regional Australia. view details
news 16th December 2025 in news news 16th December 2025 in news From hosts to ghosts: short-term rentals for entire homes outnumber shared stays New AHURI research shows the short-term rental accommodation (STRA) sector is becoming increasingly professionalised, in a departure from its original ‘sharing economy’ model. view details
