Affordable Housing in the Boom
Margaret Robertson
Abstract
Margaret Robertson
Abstract
Few excepts from the Annual Reports presented by the Tenant Advice and Advocacy Service in Mackay to the Annual General Meeting of the Community Housing and Information Centre Inc. are presented. Affordable housing in Queensland has been greatly affected by the pattern of economic development by creating patterns of displacement and specific housing and affordable housing issues.
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Few excepts from the Annual Reports presented by the Tenant Advice and Advocacy Service in Mackay to the Annual General Meeting of the Community Housing and Information Centre Inc. are presented. Affordable housing in Queensland has been greatly affected by the pattern of economic development by creating patterns of displacement and specific housing and affordable housing issues.
Key concepts: Affordable housing, Boom, Public housing, Service (business), Business, Displacement (psychology), Economic growth, Finance