Housing conditions have been an enduring focus for public health activity throughout the
modern public health era. However, the nature of the housing and health challenge has …

Increased time spent at home during COVID-19 exposed inequities in Australian housing
quality and availability. Many Australians lack sufficient space to carry out activities shifted to …

This paper argues that the housing affordability and wealth inequality crises facing
advanced economies are driven by the emergence of a feedback cycle between finance and …

Despite the importance of residential satisfaction among low-income families, some
residential complexes have been constructed without the consideration of factors …

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 …

Housing low-income households is a daunting task for policy makers across the Global
South, and especially for those in Africa where past attempts to deliver State-funded …

The emergent tiny house movement is gaining momentum globally, in the United States
where it originated, and in countries such as Australia. Little scholarly research exists on the …

This report reviews and compares emerging approaches to planning for affordable housing
in Australia, with a focus on models being applied in urban renewal contexts in Brisbane …

As cities across the United States have rebounded from the Great Recession, an increasing
number of households in urban areas are facing high rent burdens in order to remain in their …

This paper compares approaches to planning and delivery of affordable housing across
England, Australia and New Zealand. While all three nations began with a common starting …