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Subscriber only Construction on more than 6000 homes will start over the next four years as part of a $2.9b social housing investment that s been heralded as a beacon of hope for Queenslanders at the centre of the state s property crisis. While Treasurer Cameron Dick conceded the funding would not clear Queensland s surging waitlist, which hit 26,397 in September last year, he said it would turbocharge construction and provide critical services. The government will spend $1.9b to implement the Housing and Homelessness Action Plan 2021-25, which will be delivered as part of the current Queensland Housing Strategy 2017-2027. This will increase housing supply, upgrade existing dwellings and deliver other crucial services to vulnerable Queenslanders.
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