Rapid urbanisation, urban densification and the rise of neo-liberal policy programmes across the Asia-Pacific region have combined to fundamentally reshape property systems and housing opportunities. However, policy development timing, pace and impact has varied between and across societies and has been affected by economic conditions and financial reforms. In concluding, we explore the common and different consequences of these trends and their significance in terms of urbanisation, the growth of multi-owned property and the attendant rights, restrictions and responsibilities as demonstrated by our co-contributors. We highlight directions for future research.

Item Type:	Research Book Chapter
Keywords:	apartments, residential, owners, occupiers, rental affordability, housing, strata title, rights, responsibilities, restrictions, strata manager, building manager, social impact, urban densification
Research Division:	Human Society
Research Group:	Sociology
Research Field:	Urban sociology and community studies
Objective Division:	Construction
Objective Group:	Building management and services
Objective Field:	Residential building management and services
UTAS Author:	Altmann, E (Dr Erika Altmann)
UTAS Author:	Gabriel, M (Dr Michelle Gabriel)
ID Code:	128507
Year Published:	2018
Deposited By:	Office of the School of Social Sciences
Deposited On:	2018-09-26
Last Modified:	2018-12-03
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