In this interdisciplinary study, Andrew Jones, Martin Bell, Cheryl Tilse and George Earl scope the policy issues, clarify policy choices and develop a programme of research in the provision of good quality, affordable rental housing for older Australians who are not home owners.

Terry Burke, Richard Slaughter and Joseph Voros use foresight methodology to examine the effect of major economic, technological and social trends and to develop a small number of scenarios about the nature of Australia's housing system in the future.

In this report Jon Hall and Mike Berry examine the trends in the financial performance of the eight state and territory housing authorities and Housing New Zealand Corporation over the period 1990-91 to 2000-01, and explore the factors influencing revenue and expenditure streams responsible for those trends.

One of the major challenges faced by state housing authorities engaged in housing estate regeneration/renewal programs is to sustain the benefits that accrue from an initial injection of resources. In this report Keith Jacobs, Kathy Arthurson and Bill Randolph explore the utility of exit strategies and examine models that can be deployed in Australian regeneration...

In this report, Tony Melhuish and Anthony King provide baseline projections for local government areas of potential demand for housing assistance by household characteristics.