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. 

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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.

Featured homes

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.

Ironbark Place, Southport, provides accessible homes for older Queenslanders and people with disability, supporting independent living and community connection.

Our Ironbark Place development in Southport, Queensland, was led by CHL in partnership with the Queensland Government, our partners including RyallSmyth (architect), Paynters, Gaskell Planning Consultants and MCD Australia.

The Renewing Our Streets and Suburbs program delivered more than 780 redeveloped social housing homes across Adelaide, increasing housing choice for eligible South Australians.

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.

The GLM1 program replaced ageing housing with 1,370 modern social, affordable and market rental homes, while creating new open spaces for residents and the wider community.

CHL is part of the Building Communities consortium working on Homes Victoria’s Ground Lease Model (GLM) projects.

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