Includes all types of residential premises whether units, hostels, serviced apartments or other premises for 55s and over who have retired.
May use many names, including estate, retirement or lifestyle village
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Relocatable home: Home may be a caravan, cabin, park home or motor home.
Two types of agreements
- On-site: a tenant rents both a relocatable home and a site.
- Site only: a tenant rents only the site and owns the home on the site.
Includes mixed-use parks and lifestyle villages for over 45s.
May use many names, including 'lifestyle village'.
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May be villas, units or apartments. Includes strata schemes for over 55s. |
Includes private rentals and social housing (public and community housing). |
A boarder generally stays at another person’s house paying rent, with meals or other services (such as cleaning) supplied by the landlord.
A lodger generally stays at another person’s house and pays rent but is normally not supplied with meals or other services.
A boarder or lodger is entitled to live on the premises but cannot call the place their own – the landlord is in charge of the home.
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Includes hostels and nursing homes with high or low care. |