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The great housing dilemma - Sydney Morning Herald
'According to a recent Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute survey of 1604 older home owners, more than 90 per cent believe their house is the right size - even once the kids move out - despite them being considered far too big by international standards.'
Investors 'disappointed' over quick housing gains - The Australian
'An Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute report this month said 80 per cent of investors buy for long-term gain, but at least half sell within five years because of cashflow problems or disappointing capital growth. One in four investors sells within 12 months.'
NBN points to aged care relief - IT Wire
'Samuel believes that most older Australians would prefer to live in their homes as long as possible, rather than move to specialist aged care facilities – a fact confirmed by a study released in May by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute which found 91 per cent of people would prefer to live in the family home as long as possible.'
Elderly prefer space - Herald Sun
'According to a study by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, 84 per cent of home owners aged 55 and older are living in homes that are unnecessarily large.'
Big houses just right, say elderly - The Australian
'Older Australians love their big houses with lots of spare bedrooms and want to stay put for as long as they are physically able.'
Gap has huge cost - Sunday Herald Sun
'Dr Winter says. "The evidence is compelling that where you have greater equality in wealth and housing, you have a much better range of outcomes."'
A roof over our heads - Sunday Herald Sun
'Housing and urban research expert Dr Ian Winter says Australia’s housing economics exacerbates income and wealth inequalities.'
Pathways to homelessness - ABC Radio National
'One of the largest studies looking at intergenerational homelessness is being undertaken by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute.
The project leader, Dr Paul Flatau, talks about what they've learned about pathways to homelessness.'
Focus on homeless aims to end couch-surfing - Sydney Morning Herald
'The director of the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute's Western Australia Research Centre, Paul Flatau, is the project leader for one of the largest studies of homelessness.'
The great demise? - Aged Care INsite
'Research conducted last year by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) last year describes the growing role of accommodation options that combine housing and care to support ageing Australians.'
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