Urban social housing pathways : a linked administrative data analysis
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TextPublication details: Urban Policy and Research, 2020.Description: 16 pagesSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: This paper presents a national analysis of urban housing pathways. Focussing on the social housing sector, we follow social housing tenants as they move into, out of, and remain in, the sector over 15 years. Utilising a linked actuarial dataset, the paper reveals a typology of pathways, and examines the relationship between housing pathways and the receipt of broader government welfare. We find that not only is there no one social housing pathway in Australia; at different times in a household’s housing career, social housing may be used by them as a momentary steppingstone, a safety net, or a springboard.
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KEYWORDS: social housing and relation to welfare needs
To cite this article: Emma Baker , Anh Pham , Chris Leishman , Lyrian Daniel & Rebecca Bentley (2020): Urban Social Housing Pathways: A Linked Administrative Data Analysis, Urban Policy and Research, DOI: 10.1080/08111146.2020.1838894
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