This paper lays out key recommendations to fix housing affordability and access to low-cost housing with a new focus on build-to-rent projects and increased access to finance for community housing providers.

This report compares housing affordability in Western Australia to other jurisdictions, for both homeowners and renters, to get a sense of where WA sits. The research looks at overall affordability and where the key pressures are that people face from rising interest rates, construction project delays and escalating rental costs.

This paper presents evidence on shortages of social and affordable rental housing, outlines key New South Wales and Australian government initiatives, and summarises recent policy recommendations.

This report offers proposals to make renting more secure and more affordable, and calls for major reform of Australia's tax and policy settings. The author also outlines strategies to end the under-supply of social and affordable housing.

The aim of this discussion paper is to clarify and communicate the current debate and scholarship on planning deregulation, particularly rezoning, as the policy solution to housing affordability.