Housing
Alternative labels
Residential building
Dwellings
Housing strategy
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Rooming house futures: governing for growth, transparency and fairness
Examines the policy and practical challenges being encountered in the development of a legitimate and viable rooming/boarding house sector, and how might these best be overcome through an improved regulatory regime and other measures to address a range of housing needs. Executive summary This Discussion Paper is provided to invitees to an Investigative Panel on...
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Next moves? Expanding affordable rental housing in Australia through institutional investment
This report reviews the National Rental Affordability Scheme experience and other emerging developments around the institutional financing of rental housing.
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Homelessness and housing stress among police detainees: results from the DUMA program
This research reaffirms the need for intensive accommodation support services to complement criminal justice responses to crime and those who have contact with the criminal justice system. Foreword It is generally accepted that a person’s living situation, in particular their experience of homelessness and housing stress, can have both long-lasting and wide-ranging consequences. For criminal...
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NSW economic update: January 2015
This paper finds that while the NSW economy is currently in a relatively strong headline position, largely off the back of the housing market, other areas of the State economy need to perform over the longer run if economic growth is to be sustained once the housing sector slows. Introduction The NSW economy has again...
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The head, the heart & the house: health, care and quality of life
This paper recommends a government reimbursement scheme for home retrofits. Executive summary This is a paper about older Australians and their homes. Homes are bricks and mortar and more. What they are and what they represent is not sufficiently captured by the labels “primary residence” or “owner-occupied dwellings.” It is only when we understand this...