Housing policies

The intent of this policy is to explain how DCJ manages tenancy accounts

When we acquire new property we will ensure it is a sound financial investment as well as an effective solution to clients' housing needs

Additional conditions apply to the following alteration types for LAHC properties for safety, legislative or economic reasons

This policy explains how DCJ and LAHC manage alterations to a LAHC owned property

Land and Housing Corporation will respond in a consistent, accurate and timely manner to local government requests concerning Annual Fire Safety Statements

The purpose of this policy is to outline how the DCJ manages antisocial behaviour in public housing tenancies

This document provides detailed information on assessable and non-assessable income and assets for both applicants and tenants.

DCJ enforces ‘banning notices’ on people engaging in unlawful or antisocial behaviour or who cannot demonstrate a legitimate reason for being on DCJ property

The intent of this policy is to explain the criteria for changing a DCJ managed tenancy specifically Relocating tenants for management purposes, Mutual exchange and Recognition as a Tenant (RAAT).

This policy is to explain how DCJ determines rent charges