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House for rent - apply within: A report on renting in SA

Amanda C. Taylor

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There is a lack of reliable data specific to South Australian private renters to inform policy makers. Housing affordability is a major issue for people living on low incomes with many thousands of households experiencing housing stress. This paper outlines what is known about the 30 per cent of South Australians who are private renters.

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There is a lack of reliable data specific to South Australian private renters to inform policy makers. Housing affordability is a major issue for people living on low incomes with many thousands of households experiencing housing stress. This paper outlines what is known about the 30 per cent of South Australians who are private renters.

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There is a lack of reliable data specific to South Australian private renters to inform policy makers. Housing affordability is a major issue for people living on low incomes with many thousands of households experiencing housing stress. This paper outlines what is known about the 30 per cent of South Australians who are private renters.

Key concepts: Renting, Business, Rental housing, Public economics, Labour economics, Economics, Economic growth, Political science

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