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Towards an Australian social housing best practice asset management framework

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  • Sharam, Andrea
  • McNelis, Sean
  • Cho, Hyunbum
  • Logan, Callum
  • Burke, Terry
  • Rossini, Peter

Abstract

This research examines social housing asset management (AM) in Australia and develops a best practice framework that outlines AM processes and criteria for making decisions; is suitable to the unique aspects of social housing; is flexible enough to be used by different types of social housing providers; provides metrics to drive organisational excellence; and provides the basis for national regulation and policymaking.

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  • Sharam, Andrea & McNelis, Sean & Cho, Hyunbum & Logan, Callum & Burke, Terry & Rossini, Peter, 2021. "Towards an Australian social housing best practice asset management framework," SocArXiv 48a2r, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:48a2r
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/48a2r
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    3. Levin, Iris & Tually, Selina & De Vries, Jacqueline & Kollmann, Trevor & Stone, Wendy & Goodwin-Smith, Ian, 2023. "Innovations in stock matching and allocations: the social housing challenge," SocArXiv zf48k, Center for Open Science.

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