Marginal housing during COVID-19

Caitlin Buckle · Nicole Gurran · Peter Phibbs · Patrick John Harris · Tess Lea · Rashi Shrivastava

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This research examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on marginal and informal housing and short-term rental (STR) accommodation to establish any health and housing risks, and investigate any changes to the demand and supply of informal and STR housing during COVID-19.

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