Apartments to support older women in Adelaide's CBD
We are building 50 studio apartments in the city to support older women at risk of homelessness.
The six-storey development on Tucker Street in Adelaide CBD will accommodate older women and will have an on-site community wellbeing manager and support system. This is inclusive of five studio apartments accessible for people with mobility requirements and also built with 59 bike spaces for residents and visitors.
South Australian builder Mossop Group Pty Ltd will begin construction on the 50-apartment development this week, with the project to be completed in 2026.
Launch of Unity Housing's Affordable Housing Project in Bordertown
Unity Housing, in collaboration with the SA Housing Trust and Tatiara District Council, this week "turned the sod" on two new affordable rental properties in Bordertown.
Tatiara District Council has contributed the land, the Trust has made a financial contribution of $310,000 via a grant, and Unity will finance the remainder of the development. Unity Housing has engaged local builder GJ Gardner to construct the homes.
The team has started civil works on site and expects to complete the construction by June 2025.
Listen to Wendy's story as a Trust tenant
Our wonderful tenant Wendy, a Trust tenant for 20 years, has provided a safe and secure home for many foster children.
We are proud to support her in everything she does to help young people in need.
Here is a heartwarming interview of her.
PHIP showcase Barmera home
As part of the Public Housing Improvement Program (PHIP), 350 homes are undergoing renovations across the state.
This Barmera home is one of the homes that has benefitted from PHIP.
PHIP is a $200 million investment program to build 437 new homes, upgrade 350 homes, and provide maintenance repairs to 3000 public housing homes.
Have your say on the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan
Have your say on the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan. The State Planning Commission (the Commission) has released the Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (the Plan) and want to hear from community, councils and industry on how we sustainably prepare for future growth.
The Plan set outs a long-term vision for Greater Adelaide, detailing where people will live and work, how they will move around and where they will access services. It provides data and recommendations for managing growth and adapting to changes in our community and urban environment.
