$1bn boost from 61,000 new Adelaide homes in Mali’s plan
Opening up agricultural land for Adelaide homes would deliver a huge boost for the state economy and create thousands of jobs, research shows.
Opening up agricultural land for Adelaide homes would deliver a huge boost for the state economy and create thousands of jobs, research shows.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed his plan to ease the housing crisis and cut red tape for major projects.
Construction on 1400 homes is being delayed, the government claims, as it moves to judge who has to pay for what. But developers and the council disagree.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has had a veiled dig at his former boss as he outlines plans to axe urban growth boundaries to open up land in five major areas.
A top-level blueprint adopted by Premier Peter Malinauskas reveals the infrastructure needed to grow Adelaide’s population beyond two million.
A push to scrutinise holiday house owners is happening next week, as support grows for an inquiry into short-term rentals.
More than 70 hectares of land will be turned into a massive new residential estate in Adelaide’s north in the hopes it will help ease the housing crisis. See footage.
Construction plans for up to 2000 new homes in a new suburb in Adelaide’s south has his a major new milestone.
It’s been seven years since Hayden Patterson had a home and now with years on his feet in the streets, he can finally lay down safe in a place to call his own.
Three men found themselves homeless for the first time in their 40’s and after two and a half years sleeping rough they were offered housing, only to discover their trouble wasn’t over.
As the housing crisis worsens, desperate SA community members who can’t find a home are spending their days in dark, hot storage boxes and walking the city streets at night.
Sweeping changes would allow a new form of ‘co-living’, smaller apartments and six-storey retirement villages under a plan to address SA’s housing crisis.
Dry Creek’s salt fields will be turned into a master-planned community with a “minimum” of 15,000 homes under a push by the state government.
Affordable homes would be built in Adelaide’s most expensive suburbs – and developers required to offer more cheaper homes – under new plans.
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