This report shows that Australia’s overall home ownership rate has been declining gradually over the past fifty years, and more rapidly since the turn of the century; and that the decline in the overall home ownership rate conceals much sharper declines both in the rate of outright (that is, debt-free) home ownership and in the...

This study investigated the most appropriate and beneficial shared home ownership models for people with disability. While shared ownership brings potential benefits such as can enhancing housing choice, security of tenure and sense of ownership, it can expose people to debt risks. Capital investment by people with disability into shared ownership may also reduce the...

This research examined various possible links between housing related variables and employment.

The purpose of this research was to estimate the impact on the New Zealand government's fiscal costs and revenues of transitioning households along the housing continuum; from social renting towards owner-occupancy.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is expected to help more people with disability access the support services they need to live independently in the community. But the majority of NDIS participants have low incomes. So, without substantial financial assistance, they struggle to find affordable housing to move into. In recent years there has been...