Plans and Policies

These plans and policies help us deliver better social housing outcomes across NSW.

Community Housing Providers Direct Dealing Policy

Community Housing Providers can now put proposals directly to us that grow the supply social and affordable housing.

The state’s first guide of its kind describes best practice guidelines for designing crisis accommodation.

We’re working to deliver on our vision and ensure our approach to social housing reflects the individual needs of local government areas.

The NSW Government is funding training connected to jobs in the construction and housing industry.

Modern Methods of Construction refers to the wide variety of construction methods that are different to traditional onsite construction.

This design guidance is for the different stages of a social housing development’s life cycle.

This policy sets out guiding principles for LAHC’s acquisition of real property (land and dwellings).

The LAHC Portfolio Strategy is our 20-year vision and priorities to grow and change our portfolio to house more vulnerable people.

This policy will guide the Land and Housing Corporation’s approach to strategic relocations of tenants living in LAHC-owned properties.

The NSW Government has laid out its vision for social housing from 2016 to 2025.

Construction of new social housing properties funded through the Millers Point sales program began in 2015.

Our guide sets out how we select Community Housing Providers to manage our social housing properties.

The LAHC Procurement Plan outlines the procurement of projects valued above $10 million.

The benchmark for the agency’s heritage activities to meet its statutory obligations, and ensure the sound management of heritage assets.

The framework establishes Community Housing Providers’ requirements and responsibilities when managing and maintaining social housing.

The steps a tenant must take to apply to buy a Land and Housing Corporation home – includes an application form.

A full list of our Teacher and Police Housing plans and policies.

This Strategy outlines our environmental strategic priorities and actions to reduce carbon emissions.

The $10.0bn Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) was passed through the Senate in September 2023.