Boarding houses and government supply side intervention

Emma Greenhalgh; John Minnery; Anne Miller; Nicole Gurran; Peter Phibbs; Keith Jacobs

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Boarding houses and government supply side intervention

Final Report 54

1 Mar 2004

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Affordable housing Boarding houses Housing supply Government services Australia

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Boarding houses are an important source of low cost accommodation in most Australian cities. In this project the potential role of government in protecting and encouraging this form of accommodation is examined. The positioning paper and final report from this research project are now available online.

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2004

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open

Post date:

13 Apr 2004

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