Queensland Rental Vulnerability Index
Use the Rental Vulnerability Index (RVI) to find out the real rental vulnerability in your area defined by postcode. ‘Rental vulnerability’ is the [...]
Use the Rental Vulnerability Index (RVI) to find out the real rental vulnerability in your area defined by postcode. ‘Rental vulnerability’ is the [...]
The Rental Affordability Snapshot is designed to highlight the lived experience of looking for housing while on a low income. It focuses on [...]
Queensland’s current housing crisis has laid bare the vulnerabilities that exist in the rental system. Rental law reform is an important part of the solution to provide housing in Queensland that is safe, secure, affordable, and appropriate for people’s needs.
Home Time is a national campaign to improve Australia’s housing system for almost 40,000 children and young people who have nowhere to live. The campaign was initiated by a group of peak bodies in Victoria who commissioned research to provide analysis of housing policies and funding arrangements that impacted the ability of 15-24-year-olds without parental or carer support to escape homelessness and access safe housing and the support they need.
Data and quick statistics about Queensland renters.
Housing.id is a shared evidence base to help councils plan, deliver and monitor the supply of affordable and appropriate housing in their communities. [...]
Data from Anglicare Australia shows that essential workers across Australia are struggling to pay the rent. Many essential industries are facing workforce shortages [...]
The annual rental affordability index (RAI) report is an easy-to-understand indicator of rental affordability relative to household incomes. It is a crucial tool [...]
Each quarter, the RTA analyses new rental bond lodgements to determine the median weekly rental prices for houses, townhouses and flats/units across Queensland. [...]
Part G of the Report on Government Services includes performance reporting for Housing (Section 18) and Homelessness Services (Section 19). Section 18 presents [...]