Private Home Ownership Sample Clauses

Private Home Ownership. ‌ In urban and regional areas, around 40 per cent of Indigenous people own their homes. Work is underway across jurisdictions to reduce current barriers to private home ownership and economic development in remote Indigenous communities. It is a complex process, requiring resolution of Native Title issues and reform to aspects of land administration systems, legislation and investment in infrastructure to facilitate the creation of individual transferrable interests in community-titled land for home ownership and commercial purposes. There are promising examples of progress, particularly in Queensland and the Northern Territory. In NSW, work is also progressing, focussing on existing titled land in remote towns. Further work and focus is needed over the second half of the NPARIH to ensure tenure arrangements on Indigenous land in all jurisdictions can facilitate opportunities for private home ownership and commercial development. Issues that still need to be resolved include: • The pricing of social housing for sale. • Adequately preparing people for home ownership when they have never owned a home before. • The high costs of construction in remote communities. • The need for consumer protections for people building their own homes. • Ensuring people receive appropriate financial advice before purchasing. • Increasing the interest from mainstream lenders. • Ensuring potential purchasers receive appropriate investment advice to enable them to understand the advantages and disadvantages of purchasing in a remote community and/ora regional town with an existing housing market.
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