Coping With Queenslands Housing Crisis New Report Outlines

Mar 20, 2023 UNSW Media & Content. (02) 9065 4915. [email protected]. A newly-published UNSW Sydney research report provides a comprehensive roadmap to confront Queenslands housing and rental crisis, with many of its recommendations applicable and adaptable Australia-wide.

Political science. March 20, 2023. Editors' notes. Tackling the housing crisis in Queensland: New report outlines comprehensive strategy. by Nadia Razzhigaeva, University of New South...

March 20 2023, by Nadia Razzhigaeva. Credit: AI-generated image. A newly published UNSW Sydney research report provides a comprehensive roadmap to confront Queensland's housing and...

QCOSS urges the Queensland Government to do all that it can to end the housing crisis within the next 10 years through the implementation of a whole of government plan with an ambitious goal of ending housing need within a decade. As a priority, the 2024-2025 Queensland Budget must:

Mar 21, 2023 A newly-published UNSW Sydney research report provides a comprehensive roadmap to confront Queenslands housing and rental crisis, with many of its recommendations applicable and adaptable Australia-wide. The report, A blueprint to tackle Queenslands housing crisis, was commissioned by the Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) with ...

Feb 5, 2024 Queensland has announced major changes to address the state's housing crisis. Here's what's changing. By Molly Slattery , Arianna Levy and Antonia O'Flaherty. Posted Sun 4 Feb 2024 at 5:19pm, updated Sun 4 Feb 2024 at 7:26pm. The state government has announced $160 million to provide assistance for people to find, get and keep a rental home.

Queensland social housing waiting list (approximately 21,000 on 30 June 2021 net of applications by existing social renters). Following a period of sustained inaction in this sphere, the past two to three

The report makes the following recommendations to solve Queenslands housing crisis: Reforming private landlord tax concessions; Phasing in broad-based land tax to replace stamp duty; Re-building housing policymaking capacity within government; Reforming rent assistance and strengthening rental property regulation

Building on our report A blueprint to tackle Queenslands housing crisis, as researched in 2022, Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) has commissioned City Futures to undertake a follow-up study. This will update our 2022 housing needs and housing affordability assessment, as well as analysing policy developments rolled out during 2023.

Mar 20, 2023 Our report for Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS), released today, outlines the huge scale of the states housing challenge. Our analysis shows that unmet need for social...

Mar 20, 2023 A newly-published UNSW Sydney research report provides a comprehensive roadmap to confront Queenslands housing and rental crisis, with many of its recommendations applicable and adaptable Australia-wide. The report, A blueprint to tackle Queenslands housing crisis, was commissioned by the Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) with ...

Mar 20, 2023 Against the backdrop of the states deteriorating housing situation, this study was commissioned by QCOSS to develop policy options for tackling Queenslands identified housing policy...

A newly published UNSW Sydney research report provides a comprehensive roadmap to confront Queensland's housing and rental crisis, with many of its recommendations applicable and adaptable Australia-wide..

Mar 20, 2023 A newly-published UNSW Sydney research report provides a comprehensive roadmap to confront Queensland's housing and rental crisis, with many of its recommendations applicable and adaptable Australia-wide.

Mar 20, 2023 2m. A new report paints a bleak picture of Queensland's housing crisis with the number of people now homeless up by 22% on five years ago, and it's predicted to worsen, with 220,000 households needing affordable housing within the next two decades. Trusted and independent source of local, national and world news.

cities. ADVERTISEMENT. 3. Policy Clare Burnett Wed 30 Nov 22. State Sites Unlocked in Bid to Solve Qld Housing Crisis. Seven government building sites have been identified by the Queensland government as part of its solutions to the states housing crisis.

A blueprint to tackle Queenslands housing crisis places Queensland at the epicentre of the nations housing crisis. Released just one week before Premier Palaszczuks second Housing Roundtable, QCOSS CEO Aimee McVeigh said the study was a wake-up call on the scale of the crisis.

Oct 19, 2022 Key points: Dr Elin Charles-Edwards says young adults and baby boomers are bearing the brunt of the housing crisis. There are calls for the government to commit to building 5,000 social homes every year for the next decade. Nearly 46,000 people are currently on the state's social housing waitlist.

Apr 28, 2022 Australian Associated Press. Thu 28 Apr 2022 05.59 EDT. The Queensland and federal governments are trading blows over the states housing after another report on the crisis. A new...

Mar 23, 2023 Our report for Queensland Council of Social Service outlines the huge scale of the states housing challenge. Our analysis shows that unmet need for social housing in Queensland now exceeds 100,000 households. Thats five times the official waiting list number.

Mar 20, 2023 data outlining particular regional housing needs; and policy solutions to resolve Queenslands housing crisis. Join us online to hear Hal discuss his findings, as he outlines a path forward which delivers affordable and sustainable housing to all Queenslanders. Date: 20 March 2023. Time: 2:00pm to 3:00pm. Location: Online via Zoom

Oct 5, 2021 Key points: Western Queensland council leaders want state and federal governments to implement solutions to combat housing shortages. The lack of housing is severely stunting the growth and survival of regional communities, leaders say. A report from WQAC outlines several solutions tabled at a meeting with government representatives today.