Affordable Housing for All
Julian Disney
Abstract
Julian Disney
Abstract
Australian Indigenous people and other groups like sole parents, long-term unemployed and people with disabilities are facing severe housing problems. The homelessness of Indigenous Australians is about four times higher in comparison with other Australians. The government can solve these problems by establishing affordable housing bonds to provide private investors with a guaranteed rate of return and also provide low-cost housing and related infrastructure development.
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Australian Indigenous people and other groups like sole parents, long-term unemployed and people with disabilities are facing severe housing problems. The homelessness of Indigenous Australians is about four times higher in comparison with other Australians. The government can solve these problems by establishing affordable housing bonds to provide private investors with a guaranteed rate of return and also provide low-cost housing and related infrastructure development.
Key concepts: Affordable housing, Government (linguistics), Indigenous, Business, Bond, Economic growth, Finance, Economics