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Group homes provide temporary or permanent accommodation for people with a disability or people that are socially disadvantaged.

In-fill affordable housing provides opportunities for the delivery of new affordable housing to meet the needs of households on very low to moderate incomes.

The Housing SEPP incorporates provisions to encourage retention and mitigate the loss of existing affordable housing.

A secondary dwelling, or granny flat, is a self-contained dwelling located within, attached to, or separate from another dwelling on the same site.

The Strategic Planning Toolkit is a hub for guidelines and resources to support local councils and planning professionals in plan making.

Seniors housing is designed to meet the needs of seniors and people with disability.

Social and affordable housing is rental housing for members of the community who may not be able to afford to rent in the general market.

Supportive accommodation is for a person or people who need supervision and support services to be provided on-site.

Boarding houses and co‑living housing provide compact rental accommodation for a range of occupants, with minimum tenancies of 3 months.

Build-to-rent housing is large-scale, purpose-built rental housing that is held in single ownership and professionally managed.