Industry Body: NHFIC

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The National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation

NHFIC transforms into Housing Australia Paving the way for more social and affordable housing

NHFIC transforms into Housing Australia: Paving the way for more social and affordable housing

The NHFIC becomes Housing Australia to support the Federal Government’s Housing Policy with a broader mission.
more first home buyers accessing home guarantee scheme

More first home buyers supported by the Home Guarantee Scheme in 2022-23

The 2022-23 period saw some 41,700 Australians supported by the Home Guarantee Scheme.
Australia unit deficit to swell by 2027

Australian property market facing critical unit shortage as approvals fall significantly below the decade average

A national housing deficit of approximately 175,000 by 2027 has been forecast.
Parliament HAFF bill to pass.

Housing Australia Future Fund set to finally pass parliament following extensive negotiations

The $10 billion package is one aspect of a larger housing reform agenda.
is the only way up

Australia’s density dilemma: When every dollar counts, is the only way up?

Building taller apartments may be the knee jerk reaction, but the drawbacks may outweight the benefits.
leafy adelaide suburb first home buyers

NHFIC and CBA unveil new trends and insights into first home buyer market

The analysis found the equity positions of HGS participants appeared to be growing in line with long run averages.
NHFIC delivers apartments

NHFIC helps deliver more apartments for over 55s in Melbourne

The $76.7 million project will see the redevelopment of 69 self-contained independent units to allow for 152 independent living apartments.

42-unit Brisbane apartment to provide more social housing

The NHFIC, QLD Government and BlueCHP, have completed a $22.6M social housing apartment complex in Brisbane
State-of-nations-housing

More than 370,000 households in housing need

The State of the Nation’s Housing report reveals population growth is a key contributor to tight rental markets

Rents to remain high until 2025

Rental affordability in regional areas deteriorated markedly during the pandemic, now the tables are turning