Industry Body: AHURI

32 posts

The Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute is a national not-for-profit independent network organization that funds, conducts, disseminates, and tailors research on housing and homelessness.

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Policy nuance needed to deliver more housing supply

Longer lead in times and more flexibility for site negotiations were among the suggestions to boost affordable housing
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Extreme weather at the forefront of regional buyers minds

Bushfires were the chief concern amongst those looking for a regional home
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Cities that concentrate knowledge and people bolsters productivity

Benefits maximised in mid-range density cities, new research finds

Call for youth-specific homeless strategy

Despite a national priority, there is no current state strategy for Victoria
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Public housing of older tenants leaves room for improvement

A new AHURI report has found systematic issues
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Disadvantaged youth driven into homelessness

Poor transition processes for care leavers at root of problem
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Informal tenancies and tech exacerbate rental discrimination

Renting informally may result in poor housing conditions
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How to support regional property growth

There has been a Covid-induced exodus from the capital cities
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Rehabilitated but not rehoused

Housing after rehab could be important part of recovery
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Does unaffordable housing hurt productivity?

There’s a relationship, but it’s complicated

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