International Perspectives on Local Government and Housing: The Australian Case in Context

Paris, Chris; Beer, Andrew; Martin, John; Morris, Alan; Budge, Trevor; Horne, Sandy

doi:10.1080/08111146.2020.1753690

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“…Moreover, as the interviews with industry experts revealed, the focus in NSW on affordable housing for rent is misaligned with the housing aspirations of many key workers, which is for home ownership. This finding is consistent with recent research that has highlighted the statutory limitations local governments, in particular, face in addressing housing affordability problems in their local area (Morris 2021;Paris, Beer et al 2020), and suggests there is considerable scope for policy development.…”

Section: How Should a 'Key Worker' Be Defined And What Is The Rationale For Addressing Key Worker Housing Needs?supporting

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Housing key workers: scoping challenges, aspirations, and policy responses for Australian cities

Gilbert¹,

Nasreen²,

Gurran³

2021

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Section: How Should a 'Key Worker' Be Defined And What Is The Rationale For Addressing Key Worker Housing Needs?supporting

confidence: 90%