Trends in the relative size of the intermediate housing market reflect renter households’ ability to become owner occupiers. The intermediate housing market is defined as households that:are currently in the...
Census data has in the past formed the foundation for our understanding of the interrelationship between families, households and housing market outcomes for our communities. The objective of this research...
The intermediate housing market is the fastest growing segment of the housing continuum. It is defined as private sector renter households with at least one member in paid employment who...
The objective of this report is to present an update on the trend relating to the size of the intermediate housing market since 2015.The intermediate housing market is a relative...
Some countries have responded to pressures within their housing systems to provide a range of intermediate/shared equity (alternative tenure structures), and these responses have varied between countries. These intermediate/shared equity...
Urban development authorities (UDAs) have the potential to be a valuable policy tool to assist in achieving a range of improved urban outcomes. The aim of this research is to...
New Zealand’s housing market outcomes have changed significantly over the last 25 years with a fall in home ownership rates and more younger people living in rented accommodation for longer...
Aotearoa New Zealand households are constantly evolving. The number of people living in a dwelling, the types of homes we live in and the number of cars for each household...
Aotearoa New Zealand households are constantly evolving. The number of people living in a dwelling, the types of homes we live in and the number of cars for each household...
This research improves our understanding of the challenges associated with providing affordable housing solutions for low to moderate income households with limited equity. The research identifies the size and location...
