In the tightest rental and property market in years, the wait for social housing is a long one

Michelle Haines Thomas
Updated June 8 2021 - 3:11pm, first published June 3 2021 - 11:00am
Anglicare regional manager for housing and social services, Toni Reay, says low vacancy rates, rising house prices and long waits for social housing are creating a housing crisis. Photo: supplied
Anglicare regional manager for housing and social services, Toni Reay, says low vacancy rates, rising house prices and long waits for social housing are creating a housing crisis. Photo: supplied

Rental vacancy rates in regional NSW continue to remain historically low, according to a Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW) report this month, contributing to what is fast becoming a housing crisis.

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Michelle Haines Thomas

Michelle Haines Thomas

Deputy Editor Southern Tablelands and Highlands

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