How can demanding behaviour in public housing be managed effectively?

By:

Habibis, Daphne

Contributor(s):

Atkinson, Rowland

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI), December 2007.Description: 4 pagesISSN:

1445-3428

Subject(s):

Public Housing

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Summary: Changes in the profile of public housing tenants in recent decades have seen a growth in the number of tenants with complex needs and demanding behaviours. By adopting practices of systematic and close support of tenants State Housing Authorities can assist tenants to change their behaviour and sustain their tenancies.

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KEYWORDS: Public housing, anti social behaviour

CITATION: Habibis, D., Atkinson, R., Dunbar, T., Goss, D., Easthope, H., Maginn, P. (2007) How can demanding behaviour in public housing be managed effectively?, AHURI Research and Policy Bulletin No. 94, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, https://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/research-and-policy-bulletins/94.

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