Unlocking Public Land for Affordable Homes
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Australias housing crisis could be alleviated by reviving the Land Commission model, which successfully released affordable residential land in the 1970s and 1980s. Sydneys city leaders propose unlocking 32 state-owned sites for 14,300 new homes, inspired by successful public land developments like Pyrmont, Victoria Park, and Green Square. Experts suggest rebooting Landcom, ditching highest-bidder sales, and mandating affordable units, including social housing, to meet the national goal of 1.2 million homes by 2028.
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