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Market Provision of Affordable Rental Housing: Lessons from Recent Trends in Australia

22 Aug 2016

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Judith Yates, Maryann Wulff

Urban Policy and Research

This article provides new evidence on the supply of private rental dwellings affordable for low income households in Australia in 1996 and 2001 and on shortages or surpluses of affordable dwellings in each period.

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Private Renter Households: Who Are The Long-Term Renters?

6 May 2008

5

Maryann Wulff

Urban Policy and Research

Despite the perception that Australia's private rental market serves principally as a short-term transitional housing tenure, 40 per cent of households in this sector have rented for longer than ten years.

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Beyond the Normative: Low Income Private Renters' Perspectives of Housing Affordability and Need for Housing Assistance

4 Sep 2006

5

Peter Phibbs, Tim Seelig

Urban Policy and Research

Housing need in Australia has typically been measured using a normative measure of the percentage of income spent on housing costs.

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Refugees in a Region: Afghans in Young, NSW

1 Jan 2003

0

Frank Stilwell

Urban Policy and Research

This article examines how Afghan refugees living in the NSW country town of Young between 2001 and 2003 affected the regional economy. It seeks to assess the economic contribution of the Afghan refugees, primarily through their work at the Burrangong meatworks, through their local expenditures...

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Moving out: Aged migration in Western Australia 1991-96

1 Jan 2001

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Peter Vintila

Taylor & Francis Online

Urban Policy and Research

This paper explores aged migration in Western Australia between 1991 and 1996, focusing on net movement outcomes. Migration is considered in three age cohorts: 'pre"retirees' aged 55 to 64; the 'young old' aged 65 to 74; and the 'old old' aged 75 and over. Senior...