Australia

NSW Department of Housing  
NSW Department of Housing site provides a range of information on social housing services, housing markets, including private rents and sales data, and public-private housing initiatives.

 

Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute
AHURI is concerned with housing and urban research and policy. Its aims to ensure that quality research helps inform housing development in the public and private sectors.

 

Australian Housing Information Network 
AHIN provides a gateway to Australian and overseas housing and urban research, data and publications.

 

Australian Policy Online
APO offers fast access to much of the Australian social, economic, cultural and political research available online. Maintained by the Institute for Social Research at Swinburne University of Technology. 

 

Association to Resource Co-operative Housing
The Association is the peak resourcing agency for Housing Co-operatives in NSW. 

 

Landcom NSW
Provides details of home purchase opportunities for moderate income earners and information about affordable housing projects involving Landcom and private developers.

 

Churches Community Housing      
Churches Community Housing is an ecumenical organisation established to give churches information and practical assistance about how to develop affordable community housing. 

 

Local Government Association of NSW Shire Association of NSW
These Associations represent the views of NSW Metropolitan, Regional and Rural Councils, promoting local Government to the community.

 

NSW Federation of Housing Associations       
The Association represents the views of community based housing associations in NSW. 

 

NSW Office of State Revenue
Provides details of Stamp Duty and other concessions for first home buyers in New South Wales.

 

Shelter NSW
Shelter NSW is a community based state-wide peak body which promotes the housing interests of low-income and disadvantaged people in New South Wales.  Urban Frontiers Program.

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Last modified: Thursday, 18 September 2008