With new independent research and case studies from our work with over 300 local communities across Australia, we show how local area information is being used to help everyone - from developers to councils, housing providers to resident groups - to better understand the unique housing needs and opportunities in their area.
This report shares independent research from our national datasets;
Community views: Exclusive findings from our 2024 Living in Australia survey shows access to affordable, decent housing is the #1 barrier to advancing Australians quality of life
Population forecasts: Independent analysis shows Australia growing by 8.9 million people by 2046, with two-thirds of that growth concentrated in our four largest cities.
Residential development: Our detailed research into the residential development pipeline reveals over one-third of housing in our major capitals will be built more than 30km from city centres, challenging assumptions about urban densification.
The report brings these insights to life through real examples from our work with communities across Australia. We share examples of compelling, evidence based stories that clearly explain how housing can support economic growth, social cohesion, and liveable communities.
This report combines .id's expertise in demographics, economics, forecasting and social research to reveal the unique needs of each community.
What does your community value? What is their lived experience of their community?
How is the population of your area forecast to change? Is the community ageing? What is the pipeline of development?
Who lives in your area, and how is that changing? How old are they? What type of households do they form?
Who works in your area? Where do your residents work? Can workers that underpin your local economy afford to live in the area?
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