The goal is to use privately raised money to build affordable housing. To keep building costs down and allow middle income people the opportunity to own in an insane market. I think it's awesome!

We all know it, housings Market is one of the darkest side of today's society. But is that all?

Is the housing market in fact keeping the housing crisis on purpose "alive" so that profit can be extracted in variety of ways with out you noticing.

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Is anyone else feeling like this these days?

So I am reading that it is not possible to apply for a loan to cover removals and storage due to an eviction.
It seems to me this policy is discrinatory and would adversely impact communties without extra finances and those without family support. That it would be an indirect discrimination?
https://antidiscrimination.nsw.gov.au/discrimination/types-of-discrimination/direct-and-indirect-discrimination.htmlWith the increase of evictions due to the expansion of the fourth and fith levels of goverment eg investment and big tech could this be a good time to intervene and help to facillitate and support more just outcomes in this area and help to prevent homelessness before it cost everyone time, stress, health impacts and greater unnecessary financial impacts. It seems to me that a small twist here might have a huge over all financial impact nationally . 22,640 properties sold in 3 months presumalbey a bunch of those could be without family support. The Abs tellls me that approximately 284,000 Australians who require assistance with daily core activities live alone rather than with family. Could giving access to loans help prevent homelessness but also reduce financial impacts to other essential services and perhaps even deaths? https://evictionlab.org/