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Jersey social housing tenants 'coughing up black' in mouldy Andium home | ITV News

Outgoing Chief Minister calls for work to continue as new Council steps up

JERSEY’S new government has been urged by former Chief Minister Kristina Moore not to ditch the work of the previous administration.In a handover letter sent to […]

Islanders aged 35 and over without children eligible for social housing in Jersey

Housing Minister widens criteria for assisted-purchase schemes

MORE Islanders will be able to access assisted-purchase support schemes after the Housing Minister broadened the eligibility criteria for qualification.Deputy David Warr has raised the household income thresholds for his Assisted Purchase Home Owners...

Call for minister to be far more aggressive over housing needs - Jersey Evening Post Develop

Scathing report calls out Jersey's government over affordable housing shortage | ITV News

The Jersey Homes Trust (JHT) describe the situation as "a profound failure" and "a rudderless ship with a sleeping captain". | ITV News Channel

Widening Gateway 'could benefit hundreds' - Jersey Evening Post Develop

"It's just too expensive to live here": Inside Jersey's worsening housing crisis | ITV News

Warning of social housing shortage as government widens the criteria for those able to apply. | ITV News Channel

Plans for fairer rent and tenant protection in Jersey published | ITV News

The Fair Rents Plan will widen access to the Affordable Housing Gateway and ensure income limits better reflect the household as a whole. | ITV News Channel

Waterfront homes should be off-limits to foreign investors

Feb 5, 2021 FOREIGN investors should be banned from purchasing buy-to-let properties at a proposed development at the Waterfront, the Council of Ministers has agreed. Picture: Jersey Development Company (30167568) As part of plans for a major overhaul of the Waterfront, the Jersey Development Company is seeking to build 1,000 new homes, as well a providing other amenities which could include an outdoor swimming pool, a national art gallery and a landscaped bridge over Route de la Libération. Senator Sam Mézec, a former Housing Minister, lodged a proposition calling for foreign buy-to-let investors to be blocked from owning properties in the development. His proposals also call for at least 50% of the homes built within the development to be allocated through the Affordable Housing Gateway exclusively for either first-time buyers or for social rental.