Anglicare Snapshot Shows Housing Stress
Anglicare’s Quarterly Snapshot presents a deeply concerning picture of increasing housing stress in Tasmania.
Anglicare’s Quarterly Snapshot presents a deeply concerning picture of increasing housing stress in Tasmania.
It’s disappointing the Legislative Council has today voted down a 5% levy on short stay accommodation bookings.
The social housing waitlist has once again hit a new high, with 5,767 applications registered on the Homes Tasmania update.
Analysis undertaken by the Greens reveals applications have been made to make 41 Hobart homes short stay accommodation in the last six months, with 1 in 4 formerly used as rentals.
New reports released by Domain and Cotality paint a stark picture of worsening pain for renters, as rents continue to rise.
More than 9,500 people are waiting for social housing in Tasmania, including almost 3,000 children.
People making minimum wage can’t afford a room in an average-priced Tasmanian share house, according to Anglicare Tasmania’s latest Rental Affordability Snapshot.
The Housing Register hit another record high, rising beyond 5,500 applicants, according to new Homes Tasmania data.
2025 saw Tasmania’s public housing waitlist consistently trend upwards, with no months of retraction and an end to the year with more than 5,400 applicants.
The Liberal government has spent a decade failing to build enough public housing, refusing to strengthen renters' rights or to rein in Airbnb.