The proposal would establish a national shared-equity scheme called Help to Buy, which aims to assist people on low-to-moderate incomes purchase a home.

Through the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC), the Australian Government (the Government) would provide equity of up to:

The proposal would establish a national shared-equity scheme called Help to Buy, which aims to assist people on low-to-moderate incomes purchase a home.

Through the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC), the Australian Government (the Government) would provide equity of up to:

The proposal has 2 components.

Component 1 would establish a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council.

Component 2 would expand the role and work of the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC). It would be responsible for key national housing programs including Help to Buy, Regional First Home Buyer Support Scheme, Housing Australia Future Fund, and existing programs currently run by NHFIC. NHFIC would also be renamed Housing Australia.

The proposal has 2 components.

Component 1 would establish a National Housing Supply and Affordability Council.

Component 2 would expand the role and work of the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC). It would be responsible for key national housing programs including Help to Buy, Regional First Home Buyer Support Scheme, Housing Australia Future Fund, and existing programs currently run by NHFIC. NHFIC would also be renamed Housing Australia.

From 1 July 2022, the proposal would establish a Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF), administered by the Future Fund with a target rate of return matching that of the Emergency Response Fund (ERF).

Net earnings would be available to be drawn at the direction of the relevant minister to be transferred to the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC) to offer payments for social housing projects or directed to grants. All funds earnt in a year would be drawn, not reinvested.

From 1 July 2022, the proposal would establish a Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF), administered by the Future Fund with a target rate of return matching that of the Emergency Response Fund (ERF).

Net earnings would be available to be drawn at the direction of the relevant minister to be transferred to the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC) to offer payments for social housing projects or directed to grants. All funds earnt in a year would be drawn, not reinvested.

Component 1 would establish a federal housing trust (the trust) to construct and manage dwellings in partnership with states, territories and community housing providers.

The trust would be established outside the general government sector and would be allowed to make a profit. All funding from the Australian Government would be provided in the form of equity.

Component 1 would establish a federal housing trust (the trust) to construct and manage dwellings in partnership with states, territories and community housing providers.

The trust would be established outside the general government sector and would be allowed to make a profit. All funding from the Australian Government would be provided in the form of equity.

Component 1 would establish a federal housing trust (the trust) to construct and manage dwellings in partnership with states, territories and community housing providers.

The trust would be established outside the general government sector and would be allowed to make a profit. All funding from the Australian Government would be provided in the form of equity.

Component 1 would establish a federal housing trust (the trust) to construct and manage dwellings in partnership with states, territories and community housing providers.

The trust would be established outside the general government sector and would be allowed to make a profit. All funding from the Australian Government would be provided in the form of equity.