It is believed three suburbs could be first in line in Nick Champion’s plan to push ahead with a “farsighted” strategy for high-density apartment towers that stalled 14 years ago.
Only about 1000 first home buyers have benefited from stamp duty abolition, data shows, opening up the possibility of tweaks to the scheme.
Eight speciality accommodation units would be built under a proposal to address a gap in the rental market. See the images here.
An Australian-first interactive planning tool is being launched today to give South Aussies detailed information about land availability and enable them to track development applications.
The state’s rental vacancy rate is at a critical low but Census figures have revealed a startling number of homes sitting empty. Now there is a call for a tax to be introduced to fix the problem.
Businesses are reporting a surge in tent and campervan sales across South Australia as teens and young families are unable to find a home to live in.
Open inspections turn into full-on stampedes. Ordinary people are finding it diabolically difficult to find a home to rent in South Australia.
A single mum has waited nine years for Housing SA to remember her – despite being classified as the highest priority at times.
Laws to prevent landlords from increasing rent for two years – set to be proposed in parliament next week – have been criticised as unfair by multiple peak industries.
A veteran accountant is the owner of a studio apartment with a frosted-glass bathroom in the kitchen.
A mother forced to live in a tent refused a housing offer, parliament has been told, before an error saw her turned away from emergency shelter.
Families are being forced to spend months living in caravans as the state’s holiday parks reveal they’re being flooded with cries for help from homeless South Aussies.
Photos too good to be true, hundreds of applications, obscure inspection times and rejection texts. The renting process is like a bad Tinder date, writes Emily Olle.
The rising cost of food, rent and fuel means people are scrambling to cover their basic needs, even if they are employed. How long would you last on the minimum wage?
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