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Category: Affordable/Rooming Houses

Part of my personal goal is to see more done in the affordable housing, rooming houses and homeless space, particularly in the inner city areas. I have written for some time my concerns that all the moves by state, federal and local governments, as well as other government arms like APRA and FIRB, have done nothing towards promoting affordable housing. In fact, in most instances it has been at the detriment to those struggling to find suitable accommodation.

This page is dedicated to shedding light on the plight of those at risk of, or living the life of, being without shelter or a home to call their own. This is a social responsibility issue and I want to partner with not for profit organisations, builders and developers, finance institutions and governments at all levels to working towards a common solution. If you want to be part of the solution please feel free to contact me direct and we can discuss further.

My Interview With Your Investment Property Magazine

Published January 7, 2020 By FrankDays

Click here for full interview and transcript. More investors are becoming aware of the great investment opportunities offered in property, but there is an area that remains largely overlooked that can deliver impressive returns to investors. Defined as a boarding house, guest house, hostel, or the like by the Australian…

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What Is The Real Reason Behind The Number Of Homeless?

What Is The Real Reason Behind The Number Of Homeless?

Published August 8, 2018 By FrankDays

Source: Domain.com.au

By Allison Worrall

Victorians are more likely to believe homelessness stems from drug and alcohol use than systemic issues such as housing affordability or the availability of social housing, a new government-backed survey shows.

The Andrews government commissioned a survey of 1010 people, statistically representative of the overall Victorian population, to gauge public perceptions of homelessness. The survey, conducted in early February, followed sustained negative media coverage vilifying rough sleepers in Melbourne’s city centre.

The results found that one in five of those surveyed viewed homelessness as the most serious issue facing Victoria today. Overall, respondents ranked it as a more serious problem than bushfires or traffic congestion.

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Affordable Housing, Is It Just A Pipe Dream?

Affordable Housing, Is It Just A Pipe Dream?

Published August 2, 2018 By FrankDays

Source: ABC News I have been writing for 2 years that I believe the actions by state, federal and local governments to address housing affordability have been laughable. The reality is they know that the majority of  voters, while voicing concerns for those attempting to get into the housing market, dont…

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