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Australian Social Trends, 2002

Author: Australian Bureau of Statistics,
Year: 2002
Type: Web Page

Abstract:

Renovations are a way of achieving desired housing outcomes without moving. People may choose to renovate (rather than move) because they like their house or location, because it is cheaper than moving or to add value to their home.1,2 In addition, upgrading older housing stock after purchase may be a way of entering the housing market in more expensive, established areas. In the last two decades of the 20th century, renovating - whether adding or changing a feature, restoring or extending the house - made an increasingly important contribution to the building industry, which suggests a growing trend towards home renovation.3


Further Details

Publish Dates 20 April 2006
Volume 2010
Issue 08 November 2010
Publish Location Canberra
Publisher Commonwealth of Australia
Accession Number November, 2010
Notes This printed copy has been retained in th HMInfo library for archive purposes
Work Type Webpage
Keywords Australia, modification, Housing

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