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Australian Housing Aspirations (AHA) Survey (2018) Jul 12, 2023 Stone, Wendy; Rowley, Steven; James, Amity; Parkinson, Sharon, 2023, "Australian Housing Aspirations (AHA) Survey (2018)", doi:10.26193/NNPVWT, ADA Dataverse, V1 The Australian Housing Aspirations (AHA) Survey (2018) was designed and undertaken as part of a large multi-year investigation into the housing aspirations and constraints facing lower income Australians. The study was funded by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute...
Developing sustainable affordable housing, 2011 Jul 17, 2019 Milligan, Vivienne; Phibbs, Peter; Davison, Gethin; Vizel, Ilan, 2019, "Developing sustainable affordable housing, 2011", doi:10.26193/EJNDDQ, ADA Dataverse, V2 This study examines how contemporary Australian affordable housing projects are designed, financed, developed and managed. The study aims to deepen understanding and raise awareness of the various trade-offs that shape the design and development of affordable housing projects in...
Supporting Vulnerable Households - Average House Prices 2000-2014 May 16, 2018 Heaney, Richard; Flatau, Paul; Zaretzky, Kaylene; Muir, Kirsty; North, Gill; Ward-Christie, Libby; Webb, Eileen, 2018, "Supporting Vulnerable Households - Average House Prices 2000-2014", doi:10.4225/87/LQMS9I, ADA Dataverse, V1 This project examines how social impact investment may be used to expand housing options for vulnerable seniors, those with disabilities and homeless people and improve outcomes for homeless people through social enterprises. The four impact investment vehicles examined are mutua...

Australian Housing Aspirations (AHA) Survey (2018)

Jul 12, 2023

Stone, Wendy; Rowley, Steven; James, Amity; Parkinson, Sharon, 2023, "Australian Housing Aspirations (AHA) Survey (2018)", doi:10.26193/NNPVWT, ADA Dataverse, V1

The Australian Housing Aspirations (AHA) Survey (2018) was designed and undertaken as part of a large multi-year investigation into the housing aspirations and constraints facing lower income Australians. The study was funded by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute...

Developing sustainable affordable housing, 2011

Jul 17, 2019

Milligan, Vivienne; Phibbs, Peter; Davison, Gethin; Vizel, Ilan, 2019, "Developing sustainable affordable housing, 2011", doi:10.26193/EJNDDQ, ADA Dataverse, V2

This study examines how contemporary Australian affordable housing projects are designed, financed, developed and managed. The study aims to deepen understanding and raise awareness of the various trade-offs that shape the design and development of affordable housing projects in...

Supporting Vulnerable Households - Average House Prices 2000-2014

May 16, 2018

Heaney, Richard; Flatau, Paul; Zaretzky, Kaylene; Muir, Kirsty; North, Gill; Ward-Christie, Libby; Webb, Eileen, 2018, "Supporting Vulnerable Households - Average House Prices 2000-2014", doi:10.4225/87/LQMS9I, ADA Dataverse, V1

This project examines how social impact investment may be used to expand housing options for vulnerable seniors, those with disabilities and homeless people and improve outcomes for homeless people through social enterprises. The four impact investment vehicles examined are mutua...

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