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    Private rental in later life: The growing site of housing precarity for older single women

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    Authors
    Stone, Wendy
    Reynolds, Margaret
    Veeroja, Piret
    Power, Emma
    Perugia, Francesca
    James, Amity
    Date
    2024
    Type
    Journal Article
    
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    Stone, W. and Reynolds, M. and Veeroja, P. and Power, E. and Perugia, F. and James, A. 2024. Private rental in later life: The growing site of housing precarity for older single women. Parity. 37 (4): pp. 36-38.
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    Parity
    ISSN
    1032-6170
    Faculty
    Faculty of Humanities
    School
    School of Design and the Built Environment
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/96343
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    • Curtin Research Publications
    Abstract

    Housing insecurity among older people in Australia, risk of homelessness, and experiences of homelessness, continue to increase. In our recent research, Ageing in a Housing Crisis: Older People's Housing Insecurity and Homelessness in Australia, we enumerated increasing housing precarity and homelessness experienced by people aged 55 years and over, across the housing system. We drew on Australian Bureau of Statistics 2021 Census of Population and Housing data and the most recent Homelessness Estimates to conceptualise and enumerate the scale of the problem. Our research showed a tenure-wide housing precarity among older people, affecting homeowners with mortgages, renters - particularly older women - and people already experiencing homelessness.

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