Increasing the supply of affordable private rental housing

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Australia AHURI November 2003Edition: Issue 29 - AHURI Research & Policy BulletinDescription: 4 pagesSubject(s):

Affordable Housing

Summary: The supply of affordable housing in the private rental market could be increased if the Australian Government building write-off allowance were replaced by a low income housing tax credit, and by amendments to state and territory land tax and stamp duty.

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Booklet	tunsw TU library	SB/H/3 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available

Keyowrds: affordable housing, low income housing, land tax, stamp duty, tax concessions

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