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100			_9686 _aKelly, David
245			_aSocial mix at Nightingale Village
260			_bRMIT University, _cJune 2022.
300			_a28 pages
500			_aKeywords: Social housing, tenure, social mix
520			_aSocial mix, by including social housing tenures in private developments, is a widely used mechanism for improving access to social housing. Yet there is little evidence about its benefits despite growing interest in mechanisms such as inclusionary zoning. This report delivers a baseline of practitioner and resident perspectives about social mix at Nightingale Village, the first private housing development to voluntarily employ a social mix methodology. The project documents and examines the management and delivery of the social mix approach at Nightingale Village, evaluating likely outcomes, and documenting the perspectives of prospective residents.
524			_aSuggested citation: Kelly, D., Porter, L. 2022. Social Mix at Nightingale Village. Melbourne: RMIT University.
650		0	_9491 _aSocial Housing _zVIC
700			_9687 _aPorter, Libby
856			_uhttps://cur.org.au/cms/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/nightingale-v7.pdf _yAccess item on publishers website
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