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2011 Discussion on Funding for Pemulway Housing Project in Redfern

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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In January 2011, councillors from the City of Sydney met with representatives from a Federal Government agency to discuss funding for the Aboriginal Housing Company's Pemulway Project in Redfern. Chris Harris advocated for establishing a consortium to bankroll the project, which involves building 62 units and townhouses. The Aboriginal Housing Company supported the consortium idea, noting previous difficulties agreeing on key details with the Redfern Waterloo Authority.

From redwatch.org.au

Why it matters

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The discussion focused on securing funding for a major housing redevelopment in Redfern. The proposal for a consortium incorporating government and private funding suggests a potential model for large-scale urban property investment and housing supply in Sydney.

From redwatch.org.au

Who's involved

  • Chris HarrisAdvocated for the formation of a consortium to fund the Pemulway Project.
  • federal governmentRepresentatives met with councillors to discuss funding for the housing project.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • federal governmentSpeculative

    The Federal Government might see its role in securing consortium funding for the Pemulway Project.

  • Housing NSWSpeculative

    Housing NSW might be involved in funding or regulatory action for a major housing project in Redfern.

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