EVERYBODY GETS A HOUSE
Homes are for people. Not portfolios.
Australian politicians hand $20 billion a year in tax breaks to house hoarders instead of housing you. That’s a choice. And we’re here to change it.
We’re demanding the bare minimum: end negative gearing, scrap the CGT discount, fund Housing First.
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WE HAVE ENOUGH HOMES
This crisis isn’t a supply issue. It’s a hoarding problem.
Supply has outpaced population growth for a decade. We have enough housing for everybody, if homes were distributed for need, not greed.
But we have a system that supports a wealthy few to hoard our homes. A third of all our housing stock is classified as ‘investment property’, while more and more Australians are locked out of a home at all.
This is made possible by $20 billion of tax breaks each year in the form of negative gearing, which allows investors to write off losses on their investment property against their income, and the Capital Gains Tax discount, which halves the tax investors have to pay on the profit every time they buy and sell our homes.
Your tax dollars support people who already own multiple homes to buy more, driving up the price of houses while families sleep in cars and people wait decades for public housing.
This isn’t a supply shortage. It’s government funded hoarding of a basic human need.
HOUSING FIRST
SOLUTION: GET EVERYBODY A HOUSE
Give people homes first. Then wrap support around.
No waitlists. No conditions. Housing as the foundation for everything else; health, employment, family, community, life.
It works. Finland ended chronic homelessness by treating housing as a public good, not a private commodity. Australia can do the same.
And it costs less. Less than emergency departments. Less than crisis services. Less than the social breakdown we’re already paying for. Funding the solution is cheaper than funding the problem.
This is basic governance. This is basic human rights.
WE ORGANISE. WE WIN.
House You started when our founder Chels was evicted and decided not to accept it. Not the crisis. Not the system. Not the idea that some people just don’t get a house or spend their entire lives paying off someone else’s.
That refusal is what built this organisation. And it’s what drives everyone in it.
Homelessness isn’t personal failure. It’s a housing system designed to benefit a wealthy few and keep working people desperate. We fought back and we won. No-grounds evictions are now banned in multiple states because people like you got organised and made politicians do their job.
We’ve pushed vacant government properties into public housing. We’ve campaigned for dignity villages. We take direct action when it’s needed.
We’re renters, young people, workers, people who live this crisis & everybody who knows housing is a human right. We don’t give up. We organise. And we don’t stop until everybody gets a house.
We’re building the people power to force systemic change. Are you ready to get everybody a house?
