Affordable Housing: What Role for Local Government?
Ian Tiley, Richard Hil
Abstract
Ian Tiley, Richard Hil
Abstract
Housing affordability is a pressing social issue for many Australians with public housing stocks not coping with demand in recent years. Local government has a genuine capacity through partnerships with the other spheres of government as well as with private sector community housing and property developer interests, to play a key role in developing sound affordable housing strategies, partnerships and practical projects to deliver appropriate and affordable housing to those in need in local communities.
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Housing affordability is a pressing social issue for many Australians with public housing stocks not coping with demand in recent years. Local government has a genuine capacity through partnerships with the other spheres of government as well as with private sector community housing and property developer interests, to play a key role in developing sound affordable housing strategies, partnerships and practical projects to deliver appropriate and affordable housing to those in need in local communities.
Key concepts: Affordable housing, Public housing, Local government, Project commissioning, Government (linguistics), Business, Private sector, Coping (psychology)