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… What is Inclusionary zoning, and how does it help deliver affordable housing Inclusionary zoning is a land use planning intervention by government that either mandates …

… reveals missed opportunities to create sustainable homes and neighbourhoods The lack of planning instruments focussed … to achieve integrated sustainability, transport and land use planning at the neighbourhood scale, because the dominant …

… What is the difference between social housing and affordable housing - and why do they matter? What is … added benefit for the wider society, helps reduce people’s use of expensive health and judicial services . For some … an investment pathway This research informs the development of an investment pathway from the perspective of …

… How linking housing, infrastructure and transport policies can improve Australia's urban … priced housing , rather than resulting in increased land and housing values for higher income households.  In … Melbourne This research established the link between land use planning policies and mechanisms and the form of housing …

… that provide stability, is affordable, is close to jobs and is in socially mixed neighbourhoods can accelerate urban … and services from the same quantity of labour, capital, land, energy or other resources. The assumption is that … diverse supply of affordable housing stock; land use planning measures that allow for a diversity of house …

… organisation) leases a property from a property owner and then on-leases the property to the tenant. The housing … benefits for low-income tenants are that housing agencies use tenant selection criteria sympathetic to tenants who may … set by the Department of Housing and Community Development (Territory Housing).  Independent Melbourne based …