Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults

This thesis generates a comprehensive evidence base that offers an up-to-date picture on the links between housing precariousness and wellbeing. Housing precariousness consists of four dimensions – tenure insecurity, unaffordable housing, unsuitable housing and insecure neighbourhoods. Private renti...

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Main Author: Hewton, Jack
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82847
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description This thesis generates a comprehensive evidence base that offers an up-to-date picture on the links between housing precariousness and wellbeing. Housing precariousness consists of four dimensions – tenure insecurity, unaffordable housing, unsuitable housing and insecure neighbourhoods. Private renting, an aspect of tenure insecurity, had the greatest impact on wellbeing, associated with reduced life satisfaction. The findings highlight the need for fixed and long-term leases, removing without-grounds evictions and policies that provide housing security for low-income individuals.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-828472021-03-09T03:34:53Z Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults Hewton, Jack This thesis generates a comprehensive evidence base that offers an up-to-date picture on the links between housing precariousness and wellbeing. Housing precariousness consists of four dimensions – tenure insecurity, unaffordable housing, unsuitable housing and insecure neighbourhoods. Private renting, an aspect of tenure insecurity, had the greatest impact on wellbeing, associated with reduced life satisfaction. The findings highlight the need for fixed and long-term leases, removing without-grounds evictions and policies that provide housing security for low-income individuals. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82847 Curtin University fulltext
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Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults
title Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults
title_full Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults
title_fullStr Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults
title_full_unstemmed Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults
title_short Housing Precariousness and the Wellbeing of Australian Adults
title_sort housing precariousness and the wellbeing of australian adults
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/82847