Neighbours,including Rachmat Djajadikarta,second from right,are campaigning to adjust the proposed development.

The surprising reason this neighbourhood opposes a new development

Inner west residents are pushing back against the state’s largest ever build-to-rent development – because they want more affordable housing on the site.

  • Anthony Segaert

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A studio for rent in inner-city Darlinghurst available for $305 per week.

Photos reveal shocking reality of housing crisis

Finding a property to rent solo is a pipe dream for tenants on a budget,and listings lay bare the reality of their search.

  • Alice Uribe
Pet-owning renters have established stronger rights,but will landlords dodge them by switching to holiday letting?

Pet-owning renters won the battle,but might landlords win the war?

The courts and NSW law have affirmed renters’ rights to own pets,but landlords could sidestep those rules by switching to holiday rentals.

  • Jimmy Thomson
Rental reforms will come into effect from May.

Explained:The laws that will prevent landlords from saying no to pets

NSW Premier Chris Minns left some confused when he tried to explain the rental reforms about pets. We explain what the law actually says.

  • Frances Howe
Minns government rental reforms.

The NSW housing shake-up that will change nearly 3 million lives

An end to no-grounds evictions has been promised by several Labor leaders. After much delay,the new rental reforms finally have a due date.

  • Frances Howe
Victoria’s ageing social housing towers are in poor condition and at the centre of a political brawl.

‘Crushing demand’ for social housing as Victoria’s waiting list surges

Cost of living pressure is being blamed for the third consecutive quarterly increase to the number of Victorian families trying to get into social housing.

  • Kieran Rooney andDaniella White
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Waterloo Metro Station:great transport hub,shame about the lack of commuters living nearby.

The Sydney housing solution that’s hiding in plain sight

Before the state government spends billions of dollars buying other people’s land,they should commit to building more housing on land it already owns.

  • Lucy Hughes Turnbull
Beau Arfi’s land tax bill on his investment properties has risen.

Beau built a property portfolio. Then he faced an unexpected cost

An investor bought several houses and apartments in Victoria before his costs jumped by thousands of dollars – but a fix could be in sight.

  • Elizabeth Redman
Jenson Galvin,19,hopes to be able to buy a home in Brighton within 10 years.

This 19-year-old says with hard work,he’ll buy a home in Brighton soon. But for an unpaid performer,the Australian dream is distant

The Age invited a diverse group of young Melburnians to discuss the housing crisis. Some see hard work as a path to buying a home,while others point to the need for more subsidised housing and better transport links.

  • Angus Delaney
Most of Jeff’s mates have already left.

Jeff lived with his mates. Then a developer bought his home,and he has no-one left

Two Paddington boarding houses are the site of a lost battle to stop a developer evicting residents to build luxury housing.

  • Sue Williams