The social demography of shared housing
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"Despite the prevalence of shared housing in Australia, almost one-third of all households, little is known about who are the people who share accommodation, and why they do so. Using a sample of 4,560 households, this paper presents a demographic profile of shared dwellings and tests some of the prevailing assumptions about why certain groups may have a propensity to share. Some of the implications of the findings for existing housing policies are pointed out and directions for future research are suggested."
- Virginia Tech United States
- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Australia
Family Characteristics, Geography, Developed Countries, Population, Australia, Public Policy, Pacific Islands, Residence Characteristics, Housing, Developing Countries, Demography
Family Characteristics, Geography, Developed Countries, Population, Australia, Public Policy, Pacific Islands, Residence Characteristics, Housing, Developing Countries, Demography
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