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Bridging the Infill Gap, Challenges to Realise the Potential in Melbourne’s Missing Middle
Quantify Strategic Insights’ new report, “Bridging the Infill Gap, Challenges to Realise the Potential in Melbourne’s Missing Middle” has just been released. New dwelling approvals in the Established suburbs of Melbourne over the past three years are short of the official Victoria in Future 2023 forecasts, and well short of the draft dwelling […]
....Read moreEstimating population of persons living with a disability for small areas
Quantify Strategic Insights recently provided small area estimates of the population living with a disability for a Victorian City Council to assist with the development of its inclusiveness strategy. Quantify’s estimates were based on a model that was drawn from Census data, the Australian Bureau of Statistics Survey of Disability, Ageing and Carers, and the […]
....Read moreMigration to the regions increasing
After subsiding in the immediate post-COVID aftermath, the level of net internal migration to the regions re-accelerated in the twelve months to March 2024. The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that net internal migration inflows outside of Australia’s capital cities increased by 24%, from 25,140 in the year to March 2023, to 31,190 in the […]
....Read morePlan for Victoria Submission
Quantify Strategic Insights and Oliver Hume, recently joined forces to prepare a submission to the Victorian Government’s ‘Plan for Victoria’. Download report here: Plan for Victoria Submission Combining a wealth of experience and deep expertise in greenfield markets, population and demographic analysis, urban development, property research and strategic planning, the submission underscores the urgency of […]
....Read moreHousehold sizes on the rise as affordability challenges bite
Understanding trends in household formation is important to understanding how population growth translates to housing occupancy and new dwelling demand. The COVID-lockdown period and immediate aftermath saw big changes in living situations in Victoria that are now steadily unwinding. Growth in the population living in group households, as related individuals (typically siblings), and as non-dependent […]
....Read moreDoes it pay to get a degree?
Does it pay to get a degree? If we only take home ownership as soon as possible as the desired outcome, there is almost no difference whether you work in a trade or have a degree as a young adult, with almost half of 30-34 year olds of each being recorded as owner occupiers at […]
....Read moreIn Praise of Sprawl
Urban growth restrictions are the real reason housing is too scarce and too dear, writes Rob Burgess in the IPA Review To see the article, click on the link below. In Praise of Sprawl – IPA Review
....Read moreQuantify in the News
To see what Quantify’s Angie Zigomanis says about deteriorating affordability as reported in this Domain article, click on the link below. How high interest rates nipped a housing market ‘supernova’ in the bud (domain.com.au) To find out more please feel free to contact Angie Zigomanis at angie.zigomanis@quantifysi.com.au or Rob Burgess at rob.burgess@quantifysi.com.au
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