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Social housing as infrastructure: rationale, prioritisation and investment pathway

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posted on 2023-05-20, 04:51 authored by Lawson, J, Denham, T, Dodson, J, Kathleen FlanaganKathleen Flanagan, Keith JacobsKeith Jacobs, Martin, C, van den Nouwelant, R, Pawson, Hal, Troy, L
Considering social housing as infrastructure may improve investment in the sector, as well as increase transparency and efficiency in project appraisal and funding prioritisation. It explored different methods of calculating the benefits of social housing relative to cost, including the savings that might accrue in other areas of government expenditure. The research also modelled ways to best finance and fund social housing, revealing that a capital investment strategy supplemented by efficient financing is substantially more cost-effective than a commercially financed model reliant on an operating subsidy.

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Final Report Series

Volume

315

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1-79

ISSN

1834-7223

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School of Social Sciences

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

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Australia

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Copyright 2019 Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

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