The benefits and risks of home ownership for low-moderate income households

Kath Hulse · Terry Burke · Liss Ralston · Wendy M. Stone

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This project investigated whether, and to what extent, the advantages and disadvantages of home ownership are experienced differentially by households with different levels of income, in particular by low-moderate income households compared to households in the middle-upper income ranges.

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