Presentations

• Plenary Session
• W01: Housing, Culture and Society
• W02: Housing Markets and Finance
• W03: Housing Policy Innovations
• W04: Housing in a Sustainable World
• W05: Housing and Urban Form
• W06: Housing Theory and Research

Plenary Session

• The Hon Tanya Plibersek MP
  Minister for Housing Minister for the Status of Women
  Opening address to Asia Pacific Network for Housing Research and the Australasian Housing Researchers’ Conference
• Andrew Jones
• Comparative Research Workshop
• Kyung Hwan Kim
• Michael Stone

W01: Housing, Culture and Society

• Tom Carter
  Where cultures clash: The housing and settlement experiences of marginalised newcomers settling in distressed inner city neighbourhoods in Winnipeg, Canada
• Lise Saugeres
  Overcoming obstacles? Women in public housing and paid employment in Australia
• Maren Godzik
  Choosing new places to live: Alternative housing solutions for the elderly in Japan
• Francis Wong
  Factors affecting housing affordability and preference of the elderly in Hong Kong
• Bev James
  Access to safe and secure housing for at risk and vulnerable young people
• Mohammad Abdul Mohit
  Assessment of residential satisfaction in low cost housing provided through the Zakat fund: A case of Selangor Zakat Board, Malaysia
• Olga Camacho Duarte
  Leaving domestic violence: A journey in the search for home
• Cameron Parsell
  ‘This is not my home, this is council land’: The meaning and aspirations of home for those without one
• Daniel Goss
  Pathways into first home ownership
• Nahoko Kawata
  Divorce, housing and gender inequality in Japan
• Alan Morris
  Victims of a flawed housing policy: Older private renters battling to survive in Sydney
• Angela Spinney
  Supporting children made homeless by family violence
• Jenine Godwin
  Understanding Aboriginal perceptions on housing and wellbeing in Dajarra
• Azadeh Aghalatifi
  Factors influencing satisfaction in residential communities: A survey on the role of cultural factors in a sense of satisfaction in semi-private/semi-public territories
• Elyse Warner
  Flying the coop: Why is the move out of home proving unsustainable?
• Bruce Judd
  Neighbourhood design and the activities of older home owners

W02: Housing Markets and Finance

• Connie Tang
  Multiple perspectives in evaluating rental affordability: The case in the housing association sector in England
• Peter Smith
  Home ownership affordability measurement: A more comprehensive and unbiased approach
• Hyungmin Kim
  The estimation of property taxation capitalisation on house price in South Korea
• Rebecca Chiu
  Housing policy, institutions and housing outcomes: A comparison of Hong Kong and Seoul
• Heather MacDonald
  Mortgage innovation and financial crisis: The future of affordable home ownership
• Jun-Hyung Kim
  Mismatch between home ownership and residence
• Greg Waite
  The dynamics of financial hardship and housing need: A longitudinal analysis using budget standards
• Paul Morton
  Efficient and effective funding of capital works in strata corporations: An analysis of the available forms of funding and assessment of their suitability
• Julie Lawson
  Institutional investment in affordable housing: Towards the establishment of an Australian model
• Janet Xin Ge
  Alternative financing methods for affordable housing
• Owen Donald
  Does Australia have enough housing?
• Simon Pinnegar
  Accessing and sustaining home ownership: The potential for shared equity arrangements in Australia
• David Chandler
  Challenging the traditional business model of private sector residential development and building companies: Developing sustainable business models for the next 20 years
• Tony Gilmour
  Building the Capacity of the Nonprofit Housing Sector
• Peter Williams
  The credit crunch and its impact upon housing markets and housing policy: Reflections on the UK

W03: Housing Policy Innovations

• Patricia Austin
  All we need is an Affordable Housing Act: The ups and downs of policy innovation
• Rhonda Phillips
  Policy responses to complex housing problems: A regional perspective on the roles of markets, hierarchies and networks
• Ed Ferrari
  Housing market assessments for informing housing and planning policy: The English experience
• Charles Waldegrave
  Housing tenure and poverty among older New Zealanders
• Ilan Vizel
  The institutional logic of housing choice: Individualised funding and housing for people with intellectual disabilities in Victoria
• Sasha Tsenkova
  Comparative perspectives on social rental housing in post-socialist Europe
• Stian Thoresen
  Housing and young people leaving out-of-home state care
• Jed Donoghue
  The growth and control of community housing
• Tony Gilmour
  Hierarchy or network? Transforming social housing in metropolitan Melbourne
• Marietta Haffner
  Private sector involvement in social rented housing: Germany and England compared
• Richard Ronald
  Contractual saving schemes for housing: A comparative analysis
• Viv Milligan
  Building a not-for-profit affordable housing industry in Australia

W04: Housing in a Sustainable World

• Catherine Bridge
  What is the ‘housing problem’ for older Australians?
• Shin Murakami
  A study on refurbishment of multi-family houses in Malaysia: Cases developed by Kuala Lumpur city government in 1980s
• Kay Saville-Smith
  Older people repairing and maintaining homes: Barriers to ageing in place
• Jane Bringolf
  Calling a spade a shovel: Universal, accessible, adaptable, disabled – aren't they all the same?
• Patricia Laing
  The case for insulating New Zealand homes
• Azime Tezer
  How can urban resilience and ecosystem services be integrated in the case of Sultanbeyli District, an informally developed quarter of Istanbul?
• John Morrissey
  How affordable is sustainable housing? Methods to assess the cost implications of higher energy efficiency for new Australian homes
• Kathryn Davidson
  Are TODs a sustainable solution to urban redevelopment?
• Michael Arman
  Affordable and sustainable housing: What can Australia learn from the UK?
• Cecily Maller
  Home improvements for climate change? Australian home owners’ renovations and retrofits
• Ralph Horne
  Green jobs in remaking suburbia: A pilot study of innovation and skills in housing renovation and retrofitting
• Jaepil Choi
  Extension remodelling types of apartment building stock in Korea
• Youngjun Choi
  The conversion of public buildings into residential/public welfare use
• Susan McClean
  Three experiments in sustainable urban living in Australia and Sweden

W05: Housing and Urban Form

• Corina Buckenberger
  Housing qualities in suburban Auckland: The suburban pavlova paradise?
• Rebecca Chiu
  Gated communities and the transitional economy of Guangzhou: Implications for urban sustainability
• Christopher Watson
  The evolution of housing renewal policies in the United Kingdom: Purposes, procedures and priorities
• Tooran Alizadeh
  Towards efficient regulatory environment for home-based telework in the digital age
• Harry Margalit
  Are we on target? An analysis of housing approvals in NSW 1990-2008
• Janine Meesters
  Urban living from a resident’s perspective
• Jennifer Dixon
  Strata title and mixed tenure: Dilemmas for owner-occupiers
• Hazel Easthope
  The desirable apartment life?
• Kristian Ruming
  Size does matter!: Negotiating development levies and infrastructure charges tied to development in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland
• Bernie Coates
  Relocation of social housing tenants to achieve social mix in renewal projects: An evaluation in Minto, NSW
• Michael Zanardo
  Future affordable housing topologies in Sydney: Learning from local precedent
• Steven Rowley
  Housing markets in regional Western Australia: Boom and bust?
• Bill Randolph
  Unpacking the demand for higher density housing: An analysis of Sydney and Melbourne

W06: Housing Theory and Research

• Richard Ronald
  Home ownership and asset based welfare: Shifting East Asian approaches
• Harvey Perkins
  House, home and leisure: Dwelling in a globalising world
• Julian Szafraniec
  Valuing access to opportunity
• Ann Dupuis
  Living with risk, living in risk: An analysis of the leaky building syndrome in New Zealand
• Gabrielle Drake
  Ethical and methodological challenges of housing research
• Louise Crabtree
  Housing affordability, adaptive co-management and resilience
• Patricia Tse Shui Ling
  Applying the Delphi method to housing studies: An exploration with an illustration from Hong Kong
• Judith O'Callaghan
  ‘Your house and mine’: The Australian architectural profession and housing in the 1940s and 1950s
• Tony Chalkley
  Ethnography of housing: A conclusion
• Kath Hulse
  Generating new insights into family homelessness: Sociological approaches to citizenship
• Peter Phibbs
  Is that really the price?
• Terry Burke
  The institutional structure of housing and the sub-prime crisis: An Australian case study