With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with
suitable housing has become a significant focus of policy and practice. Retirement villages …

Evidence from England, Australia, Canada, Japan and the USA indicates that the single
homeless population is ageing, and that increasing numbers of older people are homeless …

English-language literature on the relationship between home and dwelling has largely
focused on the benefits of homeownership and (to a lesser extent) social rental in facilitating …

This article analyses the cultural, housing and intergovernmental politics of individual
foreign investment in Australian real estate. The first section provides a brief history of …

This project builds on earlier research by the authors (Judd et al. 2010; Bridge et al. 2011)
and others (Faulkner & Bennett 2002; Olsberg & Winters 2005; Jones et al. 2007; Beer & …

Australian home ownership: past reflections, future directions Page 1 PEER REVIEWED
AUTHORED BY Terry Burke Swinburne University of Technology Christian Nygaard Swinburne …

The kind of house we live in and its location is of fundamental importance to us. It affects our
everyday lives in a multitude of ways: the length of the daily commute; our choices about …

This book was written during a dynamic period of global housing policy debate and analysis.
The aftermath of the 2007/08 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) has prompted many countries to …

Housing is the main core of your life. It makes everything else work.(Francis, currently
homeless.) This project focuses on the housing experiences and outcomes of young people …

The private rental sector is playing an increasingly important role in the Australian housing
system. It is important to individuals and households in terms of their access to affordable …