Improving access to the private rental market: addressing discrimination and other barriers for low-income and disadvantaged households

Tenants Union of Victoria

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Improving access to the private rental market: addressing discrimination and other barriers for low-income and disadvantaged households

1 Jun 2008

Tenants Union of Victoria

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Tenants Union of Victoria

Private rental Rental housing Victoria

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This position paper is intended to propose a number of measures to address the multiple and systemic barriers faced by low-income and disadvantaged households in the current private rental market in Victoria.

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19 Dec 2017

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