Published by the Business Council of Co-operatives and Mutuals 3 May 2022
We urgently need a diversification of housing models to meet the full range of housing needs and aspirations in the Australian community including key workers, young people, people with a disability, older Australians and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.
Housing co-operatives, housing that is owned and democratically controlled by groups of residents, are the third pillar in housing that can build a better home for all Australians.
The BCCM is calling on all political parties to work with the sector to develop equity and share equity models of co-operatives housing that can give more Australians access to secure and affordable housing.
Read the full article – click on link to BCCM website: Australia needs a third pillar of housing
