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100			_9656 _aFitzgerald, Karl
245			_aSpeculative vacancies 10, A Persistent Puzzle : _bthe study of Melbourne’s vacant land and housing
260			_bProsper Australia, _cNovember 2020,
300			_a66 pages
500			_aKEYWORDS: speculative vacancy rate; empty houses; Melbourne
520			_aExecutive Summary: Prosper’s tenth analysis of vacant land and housing finds that 69,004 properties were likely vacant in 2019. This represents a 4.1% speculative vacancy rate. This number of empty or underutilised properties could house over 185,000 people, making short change of Victoria’s 80,000 person public housing waiting list. There were 24,042 properties which consumed zero litres of water per day on average over the 12 month period. That is 1.4% of tall residential properties observed. When combined with Melbourne’s advertised rental vacancy rate of 2% and expressed as an equivalised ratio, the total vacancy rate reaches 4.7%.
650		0	_aHousing Market _zVIC _9500
856			_uhttps://www.prosper.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Speculative-Vacancies-10-November-2020.pdf _yView item on publishers website
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