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Housing & Affordability
Understand housing as a system of people, incomes, stock, development, financing, policy and place—not as a single average price or supply target.
Households and housing stock together
We examine who needs housing, what they can afford, the stock available to them, how supply evolves, and where mismatches emerge across tenure, dwelling type, household type, income and geography.
Affordability beyond averages
Average prices and rents can conceal the distributional problem. We assess affordability across different household types and income levels and connect those outcomes to labour markets, migration and broader economic conditions.
Test development and policy choices
Scenario analysis can examine population growth, supply responses, financing, taxation, development costs, approvals, incentives and other policy or market changes over time.
Connect housing to the wider region
Housing affects workforce access, infrastructure requirements, mobility, public services and household wellbeing. Our analysis can carry those interactions into the broader socio-economic model.
Connected capability
One evidence framework, adapted to the decision.
Where appropriate, this work uses ONEMODEL to connect data, scenarios and outcomes across people, businesses, governments and places.
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