YWCA Australia has officially opened a $2.6 million community housing development in Wodonga, delivering six safe, secure homes for women. Built with Cavalier Homes in partnership with Homes Victoria under the Big Housing Build, these are the first of several YWCA-led projects expanding housing supply across Albury-Wodonga.
NRH has officially opened Bimble Avenue, Grafton, welcoming their newest tenant’s home. Delivered in partnership with Anglicare North Coast, Moov Modular and Ardill Payne & Partners, and part-funded by NSW Government, this project showcases innovative modular construction at scale and strengthens NRH’s leadership in redefining social housing across the region.
HousingFirst, as Trustee of the Port Phillip Housing Trust, has commenced construction of 68 new apartments in Balaclava with funding from Homes Victoria. Due mid-2027, the H2o-designed residences will deliver sustainable, modern homes with shared spaces—more than tripling housing on site and supporting growing demand in Port Phillip.
The 727 Supported Temporary Accommodation project shows how Bridge Housing, Mission Australia, and government partners can transform the delivery of temporary accommodation. The project delivers dignity, stability, and clear pathways out of homelessness while reinvesting funds back into the sector.
Link Wentworth have partnered with Landcom to deliver affordable housing within the Landcom Masterplan at 14 Gundary Street, Schofields.
The project will provide 63 affordable apartments (a mix of 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments) that are well connected to transport, education and jobs. The homes will be available for individuals and families on low incomes.
A former public housing site in Henley Beach South has been redeveloped by Unity Housing into a $48 million project, delivering new social and affordable homes to the beachside community.
SGCH has entered the Victorian community housing market with the acquisition of 102 apartments in Box Hill, Melbourne. In partnership with Conscious Investment Management, h Capital and supported by the Housing Australia Future Fund Facility, the project will provide affordable homes for around 200 people, including frontline workers under housing stress.