Affordable Housing
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This policy directions report form National Shelter argues that renting in retirement is not a temporary phenomenon but a long-term structural change requiring new thinking: stronger rental security, more social and affordable housing, expanded shared-equity pathways, community land trusts, and better integration of housing, retirement income and ageing policy.
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This article examines Australia’s economic, cultural, and social position – including housing affordability – in 2036 if the current broad policy trajectory continues over the next decade.
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This report focuses on the capacity of Community Land Trusts to deliver permanently affordable homeownership, as this is an important and notably absent element in efforts to address Australia’s housing affordability crisis.
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This working paper focuses on the consequences of housing unaffordability, quantifying, at the EU level, its impact on individuals’ well-being as well as its economic and demographic impact.
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AHURI Technical Paper for Report #461. The aim of this supporting project is to address the following research question: What innovation is occurring in residential construction internationally and what are the lessons from leading international practice?
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This research investigates a range of short-term rental accommodation (STRA) models across Australia and their impacts on housing markets and communities.
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A careful study of rent banks in Canada, which prevent evictions by providing emergency financial support to households at risk of eviction.
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Affordability is not a problem solved once and for all, but a situation that requires constant monitoring as well as management. Professor Phang Sock Yong’s body of work has shaped conversations around housing affordability both in Singapore and abroad—helping policymakers manage land, supply, finance and market rules as one integrated system.
