Find affordable rental housing in NSW
What is affordable rental housing?
Affordable rental housing is rental housing appropriate for the needs of very low to moderate-income households. Rent is generally set at around 20-25% below market rent prices.
Most affordable rental housing are delivered through government sponsored programs and are managed by not-for-profit community housing providers.
Each affordable rental property has its own eligibility criteria, and the providers assess applications like yours against these criteria. While each application is independent, WelcomeMat helps to streamline the process.
Most affordable rental housing are delivered through government sponsored programs and are managed by not-for-profit community housing providers.
Each affordable rental property has its own eligibility criteria, and the providers assess applications like yours against these criteria. While each application is independent, WelcomeMat helps to streamline the process.
You may be eligible for affordable rental housing
If you meet certain eligibility criteria based on income, household composition or other metrics you may be eligible for an affordable rental property. Specific criteria may vary between affordable housing providers, depending on the affordable housing programs that they participate in. If you are working in a lower-paid occupation, are a key-worker such as a teacher, police officer or nurse, or are on an aged or disability pension then you may be eligible. Applying for a property is straightforward and your eligibility will be assessed efficiently during the process.
Affordable Housing Providers
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