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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Anne Davies NSW state correspondent

More than two-thirds of NSW public land suitable for housing sold to private developers

Apartments in Sydney
The NSW government promised to build 8,400 public homes and a further 21,000 affordable and market-rate homes. But progress has been slow. Photograph: Andrew Merry/Getty Images

The New South Wales government has sold more than two-thirds of publicly owned sites identified as surplus and suitable for housing to private developers as a result of its much-vaunted statewide property audit.

Many sites are being sold without requirements for social or affordable housing.

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