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  • Economics

Background:

  • Residential relocation and housing tenure are critical socioeconomic factors.
  • Understanding the link between housing transitions and mental health is vital for public policy.
  • Previous research has not fully explored the nuanced impacts of different housing tenure changes on mental well-being.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the association between residential relocation and changes in mental health.
  • To analyze four specific housing transitions: rent-to-own, own-to-rent, own-to-own, and rent-to-rent.
  • To compare these associations across Australian and UK populations.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized longitudinal panel data from Australia and the UK (2001-2017).
  • Employed statistical analysis to examine the relationship between housing tenure changes and mental health indicators.
  • Controlled for factors related to payment and investment risks and housing affordability.

Main Results:

  • Transitions into homeownership and moves towards outright ownership positively correlate with mental health.
  • Increased payment and investment risks associated with mortgaged properties negatively impact mental health.
  • Cross-national differences observed: in Australia, losing homeownership harms mental health more than gaining it; in the UK, the reverse is true.
  • Housing affordability issues significantly drive mental health outcomes in Australia, but not the UK.

Conclusions:

  • Residential moves have complex effects on mental health, influenced by tenure type, financial risks, and affordability.
  • The institutional context significantly shapes the relationship between housing transitions and mental health.
  • Policy interventions addressing housing affordability and financial risk are crucial for supporting mental well-being.