Record number of Housing Trust tenants awarded Tylah West Education Scholarship

A record 53 Housing Trust tenants aged five to 50-plus were awarded the annual Tylah West Education Scholarship this week (15 April), marking a significant increase from the first three scholarships in 2016 and more than doubling last year’s number.
The Traders in Purple development is unusual in that it sections off 25 per cent of homes for locals, first-home buyers, essential workers and affordable housing.

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Housing Trust on board with Kiama’s 1000-home development

The Housing Trust will be overseeing at least 150 homes in Kiama’s proposed 1000-house development Springside Hill.

The Traders in Purple development is unusual in that it sections off 25 per cent of homes for locals, first-home buyers, essential workers and affordable housing.

WIN News Illawarra 5/02

Data from Ray White reveals the Illawarra is among the top housing sale price growth regions in the past 12 months, increasing by almost 77 thousand dollars. Michele Adair spoke to WIN News on the impact this has on key workers in the region.

Wollongong’s mixed-tenure development is a success. Why isn’t it more common?

Wollongong’s sold-out Northsea development has been heralded as a game-changer for housing in NSW, bringing together private ownership, social housing and affordable rentals together in the one building.

But it is a model that has worked successfully overseas for decades, Michele Adair says – just one that Australia has been slow to embrace despite a housing crisis.

WIN News Illawarra 18/12

A solution to the region’s social housing crisis was celebrated today at a topping out ceremony in the heart of Wollongong.

New Wollongong mixed tenure apartment project sells out

A new apartment project in Wollongong that will feature private owners living alongside social and affordable housing tenants has sold out.

Meanwhile, the model has been trumpeted as helping address the state’s wider housing crisis.