Housing location
Alternative labels
Residential location choice
Working paper
Regional housing supply and demand in Australia
This paper develops a comprehensive measure of the gap between housing supply and demand at a regional level in Australia, taking into account a range of complicating factors, such as changing demographics, building types and the increase in unoccupied dwellings at the regional level.
Policy report
Taking stock: The demand for social housing in New Zealand
This report attempts to paint an overall picture of social housing need in New Zealand and the building response needed to address this.
Report
Housing tenure, mobility and labour market behaviour
This study investigated the relationships between housing, housing markets and the labour market.
Conference paper
Developing a conceptual framework of living cost to income approach for depicting affordable housing locations: policy implications for housing affordability in Melbourne, Australia
Affordable housing locations in metropolitan cities are usually assessed by rental cost or mortgage payment relative to income. Affordable housing locations are also influenced by locational characteristics such as distance from public transportation, service centres, city centre and employment centres. Once the costs of locational amenities such as public transport and basic services are focused...
Article
A housing affordability crisis in regional Australia? Yes, and here’s why
The newly released annual Demographia report on housing affordability has found – once again – that Australia has some of the least affordable housing markets in the world. Sydney was ranked as the second-least-affordable housing market behind Hong Kong. This news came just a day after incoming NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced that improving housing...