Monthly digest on housing affordability and homelessness – Aug/Sept 2019

This is a monthly digest of interesting articles, research reports, policy announcements and other material relevant to housing stress/affordability and homelessness – with hypertext links to the relevant source.
RICHARD ECCLESTON. The housing divide
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RICHARD ECCLESTON. The housing divide

NED CUTCHER. House prices off the boil in some cities, but it’s still grim for renters.
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NED CUTCHER. House prices off the boil in some cities, but it’s still grim for renters.

JACK DE GROOT. A home is much more than a roof over your head
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JACK DE GROOT. A home is much more than a roof over your head

WENDY HAYHURST. Budget 2018: What happened to affordable housing?
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WENDY HAYHURST. Budget 2018: What happened to affordable housing?

PETER PHIBBS. Australian housing policy – going around in circles
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PETER PHIBBS. Australian housing policy – going around in circles

JOHN DALEY AND BRENDAN COATES. We can’t begin to fix our housing crisis until our leaders start levelling with the public
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JOHN DALEY AND BRENDAN COATES. We can’t begin to fix our housing crisis until our leaders start levelling with the public

CHRIS MARTIN AND HAL PAWSON. Last year’s affordable housing green shoots have withered
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CHRIS MARTIN AND HAL PAWSON. Last year’s affordable housing green shoots have withered

SAUL ESLAKE. What has changed in the housing market over the past year?
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SAUL ESLAKE. What has changed in the housing market over the past year?

SAUL ESLAKE. Defenders of housing status quo create 'alternative facts'.
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SAUL ESLAKE. Defenders of housing status quo create 'alternative facts'.