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Sally Keeling is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Medicine, University of Otago, Christchurch and former Director of the New Zealand Institute for Research on Ageing, Victoria University of Wellington. Her main interests are in the social context of ageing and health service development. owned’ group dominated by those who rent (Statistics New Zealand, 2013b), but it also includes the even smaller minority of those in residential care. In 2013 home ownership was highest for those aged 65–74, but rates have fallen since 2001 for age groups under 80. Releases from the 2013 census to date provide only a limited breakdown of the Historically, New Zealand has had relatively high rates of home ownership, with widely held aspirations for mortgagefree tenure in later life. As a consequence, examination of the small but growing numbers of older renters has been limited (Nana et al., 2009, p.20). This article draws together local research, commissioned policy development work and comparative evidence to identify the characteristics of older people in rental accommodation, current and projected issues and potential policy issues.

Later life in rental housing: current New Zealand issues