Home Research Housing affordability: a 21st century problem Back to search Share Report Home ownership Private rental Housing markets Housing affordability: a 21st century problem Final Report No. 105 Date Published: 21 Sep 2007 Authors: Judith Yates Vivienne Milligan This report provides a summary of the major findings that have emerged out of the third AHURI-funded National Research Venture (NRV3), Housing affordability for lower income Australians. It identifies the major risks and challenges in relation to Australia's housing problem in the 21st century, as well as drawing out policy implications. Related reports Directions for affordable housing policy in Australia: Outcomes of a stakeholder forum Housing affordability and the economy: a review of labour market impacts and policy issues Conceptualising and measuring the housing affordability problem Approaches to evaluation of affordable housing initiatives in Australia Experiencing the housing affordability problem: blocked aspirations, trade-offs and financial hardships Housing affordability in Australia NRV3 Plan Housing affordability and financial stress The polarisation of housing affordability Housing affordability and the economy: a review of macroeconomic impacts and policy issues Affordability and access to home ownership: past, present and future? Related reports February 2008 Sustaining fair shares: the Australian housing system and intergenerational sustainability Full Publication Published by: Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited ISSN: 1834-7223 ISBN: 1 921201 72 X Citation: Yates, J., and Milligan, V. (2007) Housing affordability: a 21st century problem, AHURI Final Report No. 105, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, https://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/final-reports/105. RIS CITATION Yates, Judith Milligan, Vivienne
February 2008 Sustaining fair shares: the Australian housing system and intergenerational sustainability
