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Unity Housing officially opened two newly completed affordable rental homes in Bordertown on 23 July 2025, delivered in partnership with Tatiara District Council and the South Australian Housing Trust (the Trust).

This project provides high-quality, affordable housing for local workers and families on low to moderate incomes, supporting the continued growth and wellbeing of the Bordertown community.

The Tatiara District Council contributed the land for the development, the Trust provided financial support and Unity Housing funded the remainder of the construction costs. Local builder G.J. Gardner Homes was engaged to deliver the project, which is now complete and ready for new tenants. The homes will be rented at 75% of the market rate, ensuring long-term affordability for local households.

Unity Housing’s CEO, Matthew Woodward, said, “We are proud to be officially opening these new homes in Bordertown. This project demonstrates what can be achieved through strong partnerships with local and state governments and community housing providers. Together, we are helping to meet the growing demand for affordable housing and strengthening the social and economic fabric of regional communities.”

The properties are located on Seventh Street, Bordertown, just 1.5km from the town centre, schools and hospital, providing easy access to essential services.

With over 3,000 properties in its state-wide portfolio, Unity Housing currently manages approximately 380 social housing properties across the Limestone Coast and remains committed to expanding its housing portfolio to address the ongoing need for affordable housing in the region. Further developments are planned to support local communities well into the future.

Bordertown, located 250km southeast of Adelaide, is a vibrant regional centre with a population of more than 3,000 and a strong local economy.

This project is a testament to Unity Housing’s vision to deliver safe, affordable housing and to build strong partnerships that benefit South Australian communities.