27 new social and affordable homes have launched in Wollongong designed for single people, families and key workers with emphasis on female-led households and supporting those most impacted by housing stress.
During a period of significant change, Sandra a mother of two young children navigating a separation, has remained focused on providing stability and continuity for her children.
Mixed-tenure, build-to-rent development delivering 151 energy-efficient apartments.
Homes NSW (incorporating the Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC)).
Enabling infrastructure to unlock more than 3,000 new homes in inner Sydney.
Enabling infrastructure to support more than 1,200 new homes in Campbelltown.
Superannuation-backed, mixed-tenure development delivering 604 homes.
Transitioning young people from crisis into stable housing with wrap-around support to improve short- and long-term outcomes.
Two culturally safe homes purpose-built for Aboriginal women and children experiencing family violence.
A 10-year commitment delivering two culturally safe homes to support more than 300 Aboriginal women and children and improve long-term outcomes.
Like many first home buyers, Spencer, a young electrician, was determined to secure a home of his own. Being in the early stages of his career, he understood the importance of financial discipline and long-term planning to achieve his goal.
Meet Mitchell, a graduate of the University of Queensland with a Master of Philosophy in Mathematical Physics. A self-described analytical thinker, he also enjoys unwinding with the occasional pub parmi with his mates.
