Rental housing co-operatives offer affordable, secure homes while fostering community and tenant empowerment. Despite success elsewhere, Australia's sector is underdeveloped, highlighting the need for policy and financial support for expansion.
A shift towards green building standards will unlock environmental, economic and social benefits in the affordable rental housing sector new Griffith University research has found.
“One thing I think we all know is that we need to do something different.”
Industry and academia will focus on delivering and managing a Build-to-Rent market within a whole-of-life approach.
More than 70 leading experts tackled one of the country's biggest problems at the 2017 Australian Social and Affordable Housing Symposium.
Owning your own home may become a ‘great Australian pipe dream’ for some first home buyers. The Federal Government can...
Calling on the housing sector to improve housing options and rights for people with disabilities will be the focus at the eighth National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Symposium.
Professor Paul Burton from the Urban Research Program recently hosted a Housing Futures forum.
Despite early forecasts of a COVID-19-driven slump, house prices are now surging in many parts of Australia. This is further widening the gap between the housing “haves” and “have-nots”, and we are seeing related rises in housing stress, rental insecurity and homelessness. In Australia and elsewhere a movement has emerged that supports tiny house living as an important response to the housing affordability crisis.
Pro Vice Chancellor (Business), Professor Caitlin Byrne, is set join several other Griffith University leaders in participation of the Vinnies...
