Metadata for Social housing residential dwellings in NSW
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Tenancy management of social housing residential dwellings
- public housing managed dwellings
- dwellings managed exclusively for Aboriginal people
- dwellings managed by community housing
Measure - public housing managed dwellings
Description
This refers to public housing (PH) residential dwellings - Managed by the NSW Department of Communities and Justice. The NSW Land and Housing Corporation (LAHC) owns the NSW Government’s public housing portfolio.
Property Type includes the following:
- Unit: A self-contained dwelling within a multi-storey building containing more than one dwelling. Usually, units share a common entrance and stairway (or lift), and common open space. Where the building contains only two dwellings, one above the other, the dwelling are defined as units
- Villa: One of two or more attached properties, each with its own entrance and usually private open space. May share common facilities such as driveways and garbage areas
- Townhouse: One of two or more attached properties, usually two-storey and not more than three storeys high. Each dwelling has a separate entrance and its own private open space. May share common facilities such as driveways and garbage areas
- Cottage: A dwelling that is freestanding and usually on its own, separately titled, block of land
- Terrace: One of a row of two or more attached properties, often of uniform style, up to three storeys high, and historically decorated with cast iron lacework. Each dwelling is separately titled, fronts a public road and has its own entrance and private open space. Mostly constructed in the 19th or early 20th centuries
Publisher
Department of Communities and Justice
Numerator
Not applicable
Denominator
Not applicable
Data Filters
- District
- Tenancy managed by
- Dwelling type
- Number of bedrooms
Data Limitations
Nil
Data Source
HOMES - Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW)
Measure - dwellings managed exclusively for Aboriginal people
Description
This refers to Residential dwellings provided to meet the needs of Aboriginal people include: Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) residential dwellings - Managed by DCJ. Indigenous Community Housing (ICH) residential dwellings – Managed by Indigenous community housing providers
Property Type includes the following:
- Unit: A self-contained dwelling within a multi-storey building containing more than one dwelling. Usually, units share a common entrance and stairway (or lift), and common open space. Where the building contains only two dwellings, one above the other, the dwelling are defined as units
- Villa: One of two or more attached properties, each with its own entrance and usually private open space. May share common facilities such as driveways and garbage areas
- Townhouse: One of two or more attached properties, usually two-storey and not more than three storeys high. Each dwelling has a separate entrance and its own private open space. May share common facilities such as driveways and garbage areas
- Cottage: A dwelling that is freestanding and usually on its own, separately titled, block of land
- Terrace: One of a row of two or more attached properties, often of uniform style, up to three storeys high, and historically decorated with cast iron lacework. Each dwelling is separately titled, fronts a public road and has its own entrance and private open space. Mostly constructed in the 19th or early 20th centuries
Publisher
Department of Communities and Justice
Numerator
Not applicable
Denominator
Not applicable
Data Filters
- District
- Tenancy managed by
- Dwelling type
- Number of bedrooms
Data Limitations
Nil
Data Source
HOMES-Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW)
Ngamaru
Measure - dwellings managed by community housing
Description
This refers to Community housing (CH) residential dwellings - Managed by community housing providers as contracted by DCJ.
Property Type includes the following:
- Unit: A self-contained dwelling within a multi-storey building containing more than one dwelling. Usually, units share a common entrance and stairway (or lift), and common open space. Where the building contains only two dwellings, one above the other, the dwelling are defined as units
- Villa: One of two or more attached properties, each with its own entrance and usually private open space. May share common facilities such as driveways and garbage areas
- Townhouse: One of two or more attached properties, usually two-storey and not more than three storeys high. Each dwelling has a separate entrance and its own private open space. May share common facilities such as driveways and garbage areas
- Cottage: A dwelling that is freestanding and usually on its own, separately titled, block of land
- Terrace: One of a row of two or more attached properties, often of uniform style, up to three storeys high, and historically decorated with cast iron lacework. Each dwelling is separately titled, fronts a public road and has its own entrance and private open space. Mostly constructed in the 19th or early 20th centuries
Publisher
Department of Communities and Justice
Numerator
Not applicable
Denominator
Not applicable
Data Filters
- District
- Tenancy managed by
- Dwelling type
- Number of bedrooms
Data Limitations
Nil
Data Source
Community Housing Information Management System (CHIMES)