Six new social homes complete in Hamilton Hill

• Six new social homes have been built in Hamilton Hill thanks to a $2.7 million Cook Government grant to Community Housing Limited
• The six two-bedroom, two-bathroom properties have been built to a Silver Livable Design Standard by builders G Living and Fortitude Living
• The grant is part of State Government's $6.3 billion housing investment since 2021 to ensure Western Australians have access to secure homes

The Cook Government has funded a boost to social housing in Perth's southern suburbs with a $2.7 million grant to Community Housing Limited (CHL), supporting the construction of six new homes in Hamilton Hill.

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom units have been completed to a Silver Livable Design Standard.

Construction was completed by Western Australian builders G Living and Fortitude Living.

CHL has proven experience managing and delivering social housing for more than 20,000 tenants across its 12,000 properties nationwide, including 622 in Western Australia.

The new builds are one of many projects funded through the State Government's record $6.3 billion investment in housing measures since 2021, supporting the delivery of 6,600 social homes.

Comments attributed to Housing and Works Minister John Carey:

"This $2.7 million grant has enabled the delivery of six new well-situated units, which will be managed by CHL.

"These units will give vulnerable Western Australians on the housing waitlist a place to call home.

"It's part of our record $6.3 billion investment in housing measures, with more than 3,800 social homes delivered since 2021 and thousands more social and affordable homes in the pipeline."

Comments attributed to Fremantle MLA Simone McGurk:

"It's great to see this $2.7 million investment by our State Government deliver six new, well-located homes in our community.

"These homes will make a real difference for vulnerable Western Australians, providing them a safe and secure place to live."

Comments attributed to Bibra Lake MLA Sook Yee Lai:

"This project will make a real difference locally, delivering six new homes for vulnerable members of our community.

"It's great to see this project delivered as part of the State Government's record $6.3 billion spend on housing and homelessness measures since 2021."