A world without housing poverty
At CHL, we work alongside customers, partners, governments and communities across Australia to achieve our vision for a world without housing poverty. We deliver safe, secure and affordable places for people to call home and belong, because every life deserves a solid foundation.Â
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National reach, local connections
With more than 30 years’ experience in social and affordable housing, we are recognised for our national reach and local connections, with a customer-centric approach to working with our partners, government, communities and industry to embed social impact, enable growth in new homes and advocate positive change for those in need.
Every life deserves a solid foundation.
We’re proud to work with our customers to turn houses into homes. Each customer and community are different, so we tailor our support to their needs to create a sense of place, safety and belonging.
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What is community housing?
With an urgent need for housing across the country, we deliver informed community housing solutions to meet the needs of individuals, families and communities. Our portfolio includes social and affordable homes, specialist disability accommodation and market housing.
The Seachange Miami property provides homes for Queenslanders 55 and older, including those with higher mobility needs, with customers being either on the social housing register, public housing tenants seeking to downsize or those eligible for Specialist Disability Accommodation through the NDIS.
Our Seachange Miami development was led by CHL in partnership with the Queensland Government, NAB (financial partner), Alder Constructions (builder), MCD Australia (superintendent), Ripple Group (quantity surveyor) and Ryal Smyth (architect).
The Renewing our Suburbs and Streets program resulted in CHL re-developing more than 780 homes across Adelaide for South Australians of all ages and life circumstances who are eligible for social housing.
The Renewing Our Suburbs and Streets (ROSAS) program with the South Australian Government resulted in the management transfer to CHL of 807 homes across Central Northern Adelaide.
CHL has worked with partners to deliver 1084 new social, affordable and market rent homes across three sites in metropolitan Melbourne, with modern, accessible and energy efficient features and facilities.
CHL is part of the Building Communities consortium working on Homes Victoria’s Ground Lease Model (GLM) projects.
