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Port Melbourne residents join forces with public housing residents over Barak Beacon site - Vimarsana News

Port Melbourne residents join forces with public housing residents over Barak Beacon site

Port Melbourne residents have joined forces with former tenants of the Barak Beacon public housing block to oppose plans to build an 11-storey tower on the site.

Source: smh.com.au
Why Knock Down All Public Housing Towers When Retrofit Can Sometimes Be Better? - Vimarsana News

Why Knock Down All Public Housing Towers When Retrofit Can Sometimes Be Better?

The Victorian

Source: menafn.com
Tetris Capital, Icon to take on project for 1400 Victoria homes - Vimarsana News

Tetris Capital, Icon to take on project for 1400 Victoria homes

The success of the state government’s first so-called ground lease model has prompted it to repeat the process on a larger scale, costing up to $850 million.

Source: afr.com
Jeannie was forced to relocate twice in four years. This is her message for the government - Vimarsana News

Jeannie was forced to relocate twice in four years. This is her message for the government

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sang praise for the first project under his government's $2 billion social housing accelerator fund. Not everyone is convinced social housing is the answer to Australia's housing crisis.

Source: sbs.com.au
Margaret was given three weeks to vacate her home of 25 years. She's not alone - Vimarsana News

Margaret was given three weeks to vacate her home of 25 years. She's not alone

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sang praise for the first project under his government's $2 billion social housing accelerator fund. Not everyone is convinced of its supposed benefits.

Source: sbs.com.au