Affordable Housing

Further Affordable Housing options will be available in early 2026. In the meantime, please register your interest below.

 

Below you will find more information about the 22 new affordable homes delivered by the Sunshine Coast Council and managed by Coast2Bay.

  • 1 Bed

  • 1 Bath

  • 1 Car

Applications now closed

A number of new 1-bedroom units will be available for occupancy from mid-September to mid-October. This self-contained modular home features a generously sized open plan kitchen/dining/lounge space plus outdoor deck. The home includes a private fenced yard and one dedicated car park space in a shared carport. This home is suitable for singles and couples only.

Applications for these homes are now closed.

  • 2 Beds

  • 1 Bath

  • 1 Car

Applications now closed

This self-contained 2-bed modular home features a generously sized open plan kitchen/dining/lounge space plus outdoor deck. The home includes a private fenced yard and one dedicated car park space in a shared carport. This home is suitable for couples and small families only.

Applications for these homes are now closed.

  • 3 Bed

  • 1 Bath

  • 1 Car

Applications now closed

 This self-contained 3-bed modular home features an open plan kitchen/dining with separate lounge connected to a large outdoor deck. The home includes a private fenced yard and one dedicated car park space in a shared carport. This home is suitable for couples and small families only.

Applications for these homes are now closed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Affordable housing is about ensuring low-income households have homes that suit their needs. This includes things like good design, a convenient location, and easy access to services and facilities. For those in the lowest 40% income bracket, the rent should be no more than 30% of their gross household income, after taking into account any Commonwealth Rent Assistance they might receive. 

Generally, key workers are those who earn low to moderate incomes but are employed in services that are essential. This typically includes key public service workers, workers who support the labour force (e.g., child care and aged care workers), and workers who are essential for local economies, such as hospitality, transport, and retail.