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Housing for Older Australians: Affordable, Well-located and Suitable?

Barbara Squires, Sarah L. Fogg, Marianne Doherty

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Homelessness is not an issue that is usually associated with older Australians, as they generally have high rates of home ownership. In 1999, 84 per cent of people over 65 years owned their home (ABS, 2000a).

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Homelessness is not an issue that is usually associated with older Australians, as they generally have high rates of home ownership. In 1999, 84 per cent of people over 65 years owned their home (ABS, 2000a).

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Homelessness is not an issue that is usually associated with older Australians, as they generally have high rates of home ownership. In 1999, 84 per cent of people over 65 years owned their home (ABS, 2000a).

Key concepts: Affordable housing, Older people, Business, Demographic economics, Gerontology, Economic growth, Socioeconomics, Economics

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