‘We are treating housing as an investment rather than a home and we’re causing people to be homeless because it’s not profitable for somebody else’s investment’
The value of co-operative housing is backed by research by Western Sydney University and has been identified in the State of the Housing System 2024 report as a mainstream housing pathway. And this is why.
‘I really liked the village aspect of it and having that sort of social side of things. I was a single mother [when I first moved in] with a child and it was a really good way for both of us to have more social contact”
‘…it’s a really supportive way for people to live’
‘…feeling safe, a positive impact on mental health, a strong sense of community and wellbeing among the benefits of co-op living.’
Read Yvonne’s story on why co-operative housing is part of the solution.
Innovative New Builds in Endeavour Hills
Co-operative housing provides a powerful opportunity to enhance Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance, particularly through innovative new builds that reflect best practices.