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Believe Housing Australia’s $14 million Mansfield Park affordable housing development has been hailed as Project of the Year at the prestigious Urban Development Institute of Australia (SA) Awards for Excellence.

Described by the panel of judges to be “world-class and outstanding”, Mansfield Park also claimed the Affordable Housing Award.

The 37 purpose-built two and three-bedroom rental homes on Wilson Street, which include six specialist disability accommodation units, are fully funded and managed by Tier 1, not-for-profit community housing provider Believe Housing Australia (BHA).

BHA Executive General Manager, Housing Services, Stacey Northover, said Mansfield Park was a great example of how Community Housing Organisations could deliver housing solutions during a housing crisis, that were also created with community connection in mind.

“I want to thank the UDIA for this incredible honour of not only winning the award for excellence in an Affordable Development, but also Project of the Year,” she said.

UDIA SA Chief Executive Liam Golding hailed the housing project as an exceptional development.

“Believe Housing has delivered a simply outstanding project that complements and lifts the wider urban renewal in the area, delivering a welcoming place to call home with every essential service and facility at their fingertips,” he said.

“It has created a micro-village that 37 families call home in an interesting, attractive, and connected community, close to essential services and facilities.”

Photo credit: Urban Development Institute of Australia (SA)

 

New benchmark for affordable housing

Believe Housing Australia’s $14 million Mansfield Park affordable housing development has been hailed as Project of the Year at the prestigious Urban Development Institute of Australia (SA) Awards for Excellence. Described by the panel of judges to be “world-class and outstanding”, Mansfield Park also claimed the Affordable Housing Award. The 37 purpose-built two and three-bedroom … Continued

A fresh start

It’s an explosion of colour walking into the home of Believe Housing Australia tenant Brooke, from the bright purple couches to the unicorn and rainbow décor adorning the walls and coffee table. And that’s not including her colourful, 140-strong Care Bears collection that takes pride of place upstairs in the house she calls home thanks … Continued

New customer focused housing software launches

This week, Believe Housing Australia formally launched its new partnership with Civica’s Cx Housing Management System. The customer-focused housing software will allow Believe Housing Australia to enhance operational efficiency while better supporting tenants and their families. The new system is designed to offer numerous benefits, including streamlined processes, reduced manual work, enhanced data security and … Continued

From renting to home ownership

For Susan, a single mother of 13 children, Adelaide’s northern suburbs will always be her home. It’s where she’s lived for 15 years, first as a Believe Housing Australia (formerly AnglicareSA housing) tenant, and then as a first-time homeowner. Susan became a homeowner in 2021 after buying the community housing property she had been renting … Continued

Finding freedom

After arriving in Australia from Burundi in 2011, Jamali was priced out of the rental market and struggled to find an affordable house. “It is not always easy to get a rental or support if you have a visa or are a refugee because you are not a permanent resident,” Jamali said. The competitiveness of … Continued

Budget a step in the right direction for housing, but more needs to be done

Believe Housing Australia stands ready to help deliver on the Federal Budget commitments to increase housing supply. Stacey Northover, Executive General Manager of Believe Housing Australia, said that while there were many positives in last night’s budget, it doesn’t go far enough to address the housing crisis. “There has been a decline in social housing … Continued

Low-income earners at serious risk of homelessness, new research reveals

South Australians on low incomes are facing the very real risk of homelessness, with new research showing only one percent of advertised rentals are affordable to them. The situation is even more dire for single people, people with disabilities, or those on parenting payments with two children – no properties are affordable to them. Anglicare … Continued

The group serving up more than coffee

Believe Housing Australia tenants and neighbours Deb, Pam, and Pete catch up for a cuppa and a chat every week at Deb’s house. Deb decided to start hosting regular gatherings with her neighbours when she noticed a lack of social interaction in her local community and personal life. “I found that my mental health was … Continued

Believe Housing Australia launches much-needed affordable rental homes in Adelaide

Believe Housing Australia has today launched a $14 million affordable housing development providing much-needed rental homes for more than 100 South Australians priced out of the rental market. Believe Housing Australia has been overwhelmed by demand. The first 20 of 37 affordable homes at Believe Housing Mansfield Park have attracted more than 700 enquiries and … Continued

AnglicareSA

Formerly known as AnglicareSA Housing, Believe Housing Australia continues to be a part of the AnglicareSA family and remains a subsidiary company of AnglicareSA.

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