Home Shared home ownership by people with disability Back to search Share Report Home ownership Housing assistance and policy Shared home ownership by people with disability Final Report No. 277 Date Published: 07 Apr 2017 Authors: Ilan Wiesel Jane Bullen Karen Fisher Di Winkler Astrid Reynolds This study investigated the most appropriate and beneficial shared home ownership models for people with disability. While shared ownership brings potential benefits such as can enhancing housing choice, security of tenure and sense of ownership, it can expose people to debt risks. Capital investment by people with disability into shared ownership may also reduce the overall cost of housing assistance required by government to overcome the supply gap. Related reports August 2015 Moving to my home: housing aspirations, transitions and outcomes of people with disability Full Publication and Policy Bulletin DOI: Published by: Australian Housing and Urban Institute Limited ISSN: 1834-7223 ISBN: 978-1-925334-41-8 Citation: Wiesel, I., Bullen, J., Fisher, K., Winkler, D., and Reynolds, A. (2017) Shared home ownership by people with disability, Final Report No. 277, Australian Housing and Urban Institute Limited, Melbourne, /research/final-reports/277, doi:10.18408/ahuri-7104001. RIS CITATION Wiesel, Ilan Bullen, Jane Fisher, Karen Winkler, Di Reynolds, Astrid
August 2015 Moving to my home: housing aspirations, transitions and outcomes of people with disability
