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Social and affordable housing is rental housing for members of the community who may not be able to afford to rent in the general market.

Supportive accommodation is for a person or people who need supervision and support services to be provided on-site.

Boarding houses and co‑living housing provide compact rental accommodation for a range of occupants, with minimum tenancies of 3 months.

The NSW Government is improving the planning and approval processes for caravan parks, camping grounds, manufactured home estates and moveable dwellings.

The Housing Support Program is an Australian Government funding initiative aimed to help councils increase housing supply.

The NSW Government is running an international design competition to seek ideas for the NSW Housing Pattern Book to guide the creation of new low- and mid-rise housing in NSW.

The Pattern Book Design Competition short-listed 6 examples of well-designed low- and mid-rise housing across NSW. The designs will contribute positively to their area.

Andrew Burges Architects’ design features apartments that fill the gap between detached houses and high-rise apartments.

The design encompasses a variety of apartment types suitable for a diverse range of households. Each one benefits from cross-ventilation and generous storage.

Developers can submit an EOI to the Housing Delivery Authority for major housing developments above approximately $60 million in Greater Sydney and $30 million in regional NSW.