Our Work
Planned Developments
Planned Developments
Pacific Link Housing continues to expand its housing portfolio through a pipeline of projects across the Central Coast, Lake Macquarie and Hunter regions.
Our current pipeline includes more than 89 homes at various stages of planning and delivery. These projects include a mix of development types and funding models, reflecting a practical and flexible approach to increasing housing supply.
We work across a range of delivery methods, including new developments, partnerships and turnkey opportunities. This allows us to respond to local housing need and changing market conditions.
We continue to work with government and industry partners to progress new projects. This includes opportunities through initiatives such as the Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF), as well as state-based programs.
In addition to new developments, we consider other opportunities to grow our portfolio, including acquisitions and management transfers, where they support timely and cost-effective housing outcomes.
Cessnock
Description
4 x two bedroom town houses for social housing
Status
Construction commenced
Woy Woy
Description
21 x one and two bedroom town houses providing a mix of social and affordable housing rentals.
Status
Construction commenced
Charlestown
Description
14 x one and two bedroom units with a mix of social, affordable and market-rate rentals.
Status
Development Application approved
The Entrance
Description
50 x studio, one and two bedroom units with a mix of social, affordable and market-rate rentals.
Status
Development Application in progress
Central Coast
$20 million bipartisan Federal commitment has been announced to fund the delivery of a Women and Children’s Domestic Violence Trauma Recovery Centre on the Central Coast, in response to a proposal by Pacific Link Housing and the Central Coast Community Women’s Health Centre. The funding will deliver a crisis housing solution, combined with on-site specialist support for the recovery from domestic and family violence for women and children. The funding will also see 13 medium-term transitional housing units become available. Media Release