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The Housing Sector Podcasts provide candid, insightful discussions on housing issues, featuring unfiltered conversations with residents and industry insiders to advocate for better services and transparency in the housing sector.
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The housing crisis looms large. The UK’s crying out for housing stock, and new builds can play a huge role in the recovery. Diversity and inclusion is finally getting the attention it deserves at a strategic level. Although there’s plenty of work still to do. And environmental concerns are taking centre stage, with time running out to reach ambitious targets in net zero carbon emissions. Suffice to say, the UK housing sector is going through a period of great change right now. With everythin ...
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The Housing Podcast

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The Housing Podcast is a production of Inside Housing magazine, the UK’s leading social and affordable housing publication. Listen to find out more about the key issues in housing today, with input from the sector’s leading voices.
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The Scottish Housing Podcast

The Scottish Housing Podcast

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If you have a passion for all things housing-related, this podcast is an absolute must-listen as Property man Brian Gilmour & politician Steven Purcell bring you all the latest news from the world of housing. Hosted by a duo of knowledgeable experts, they dive deep into the fascinating world of Scottish housing, covering everything from affordable housing initiatives to innovative architectural designs. But here’s the best part: it’s not just for industry professionals! Whether you’re a home ...
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To The Point, a Council of Large Public Housing Authorities podcast offers you concise, digestible overview of the most pressing topics facing the public and affordable housing industry. You’ll hear from leaders from across the housing spectrum from public housing authorities’ executives to notable researchers, academics, to federal, state, and local officials, to representatives from community-based organizations. Jeffery K. Patterson, CEO of the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority and ...
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Welcome to the Plain Truth Podcast. We speak out against racism and injustice in our community. Our goal is to change hearts. Our goal is to better communities. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jamesthehosingactvist/support
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Your home to real estate and home design inspiration. We strive to make your house look good ... so you look good! Find ideas to spruce up your space, countdowns to the latest design trends, fun interactive quizzes, and how to grow your most valuable investment—your home. Follow The Housing Muse's host Melissa Dittmann Tracey on Instagram and X @housingmuse
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The SDA HOUSING Podcast

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"The SDA HOUSING Podcast" is brought to you by the team at NDIS PROPERTY AUSTRALIA. Whether you are listening as an Investor, Provider, Builder, Developer or Participant, we cover a wide range of topics informative to any audience. We discuss how we work with all stakeholders in sourcing and delivering new dwellings which are SDA compliant, to general information about the NDIS, and statistics about Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in the NDIS sector. We regularly have guest speaker ...
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The Social Housing Podcast will be a series of interviews with thought leaders in the Social Housing industry, providing them an exclusive platform to speak about topics important to them, while shaping the conversation around landlords and tenants.
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Why is it so expensive to live in California? And what can the state do about it? Every other week, Los Angeles Times housing reporter Liam Dillon and CalMatters housing reporter Manuela Tobias chat about the latest developments in California housing policy and interview key newsmakers and other reporters. You can also subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and anywhere else you get your pods. Gimme Shelter is supported by The James Irvine Foundation, committed to a California where al ...
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In episode 30 of the Housing Sector podcast, I sit down with housing activist Dan Bruce to discuss his ongoing battle with developers and warranty providers after purchasing a luxury apartment in Camden back in 2016. What should have been a dream home quickly turned into a financial and emotional nightmare when he discovered severe defects—includin…
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This episode is a quick re-hash on what to watch out for when engaging, talking to, and collaborating with an SDA “expert”. We usually mean a real estate agent or spruiker, but it can also mean on the odd occasion, a Provider as well. The topics covered below are what are discussed in this episode: Office Location Social Media Presence Online Revie…
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Too many people ‘fall into’ a career in housing rather than actively choosing it. But what if the sector did more to attract fresh talent, showcase the breadth of opportunities, and reflect the communities it serves? In this roundtable episode, we’re joined by Chartered Institute of Housing President Elly Hoult and a panel of future housing leaders…
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Kieran Findlay and Jimmy Black catch up with Martin Wilkie McFarlane, who shares insights from his experience with Wellhouse Housing Association during a critical period of regulatory intervention. The conversation explores the challenges faced by Wellhouse, the impact of regulatory actions, and the broader implications for the housing sector in Sc…
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In Episode 29 of the Housing Sector Podcast, I sit down with Elizabeth Taylor, former Engagement and Policy Lead for TPAS Cymru, to discuss one of the most overlooked yet fundamental aspects of social housing: flooring. For many tenants, receiving the keys to a new home also means stepping into a bare, concrete-floored space, with the added burden …
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In this episode, Debbie is joined by Rob to discuss the situation of SDA Supply & Demand in Ballarat, Victoria. This discussion is held against the backdrop of Ballarat as a growth area, developing somewhat as a satellite town of Melbourne. Has the growth of Ballarat in general driven a higher-than-required growth of SDA? Listen on to hear Rob & De…
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This is a special crossover podcast, by Tania Gomez, who has interviewed our team in the past. In this episode, we extract the audio of a vodcast (video podcast) from an interview in Brisbane in Dec 2024, in which Tania came to Brisbane to do lots of interviews and meetings with lots of NDIS businesses. We were lucky enough to be hand picked to com…
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In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I’m joined by Insley Ettienne, CEO of CoSil Solutions, to explore the critical role of mediation in housing disputes. As service charges continue to rise and disrepair issues escalate, the relationship between housing providers and residents is becoming increasingly strained. Far too often, housing ass…
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Can housing providers collaborate effectively to solve the sector’s biggest challenges? In this episode, Paul Fiddamen, Group Chief Executive of Karbon Homes and Chair of the North East Housing Partnership, shares how strategic collaboration is shaping the future of housing in the region. With extensive experience in the housing sector and leadersh…
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In Housing Sector Podcast Episode 27 with Lara Oyedele, Part 2, "Where It Might Have Gone Wrong and Where We Might Be Able to Fix It," we dive deep into the evolution of housing associations. From their roots as charitable organisations to their current transformation into financially-driven enterprises led by finance directors, we explore the hist…
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In this episode, Minh and Deb discuss their recent trip to Melbourne, where they engaged with various providers, developers, and investors. They highlight successful collaborations among SDA providers, SIL providers, and developers, aiming to address Melbourne's increasing demand for inner and mid-ring SDA projects. Additionally, they explore a mod…
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In this episode, Minh & Debbie look at the latest NDIS Quarterly Report, reviewing the latest NDIS data, from the overall number of participants now receiving support, to financial stats, improvements to fraud prevention and participant safety, along with overall NDIA performance. They also discuss the data specifically related to SDA from the numb…
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Speaking out in the housing sector comes at a price—a price that both my guest and I know all too well. In this episode, I sit down with Lara Oyedele, a veteran of the UK housing sector and a former president of the Chartered Institute of Housing, to explore the real cost of challenging the status quo. Lara shares her experience as CEO of Black on …
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This episode was from a recent trip in mid February down in Melbourne. Minh visits the office of Paramount Disability Homes, and spends 2 days with the boys in their office. Kevin and Jonathon sits down to talk about Box Hill, a hidden gem of a location for SDA demand with a very strong location factor too! Being an inner east suburb of Melbourne, …
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When people hear ‘innovation,’ they often think of technology—but true innovation in housing goes far beyond digital tools. Elizabeth Froude, Group Chief Executive of Platform Housing Group, shares how bold decision-making, digital transformation, and a culture of progressive thinking are helping shape the future of housing. With over 50,000 homes …
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In this episode, Debbie sits down with Kassy and Caitlan from our SHA team to discuss our Participant Procurement support service, how we work, what we do, who we connect with and the challenges in trying to find tenants for vacant SDA properties, that come to us (after completion). It’s important to highlight that SHA is a procurement backup suppo…
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n this episode, I sit down with Simon Bernstein from Empathy Transformation to explore how housing providers can drive real value from customer service training—especially when budgets are tighter than ever. We dive into the real challenges faced by customer service teams, from empathy fatigue caused by handling endless calls to the rise of “accide…
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Sit back and enjoy a deep discussion with Zoe Norton, founder of BLUE WING CARE PROFESSIONALS, a care support business operating for 7 years within the NDIS across Sydney and Brisbane. Below are some of the topics covered in this office meeting recording in our Brisbane office with Minh from our team: 1. The process of transitioning participants fr…
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“Compulsory purchase reform is absolutely critical because we do need a backstop if landowners aren't prepared to come to the table on reasonable terms.” In this episode, Kieran Findlay and Jimmy Black speak to two guests who have new proposals to help adequately house people living in rural areas. Hamish Trench is the chief executive and accountab…
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In this episode, Minh & Debbie review the questions received during last week’s live webinar on SDA ROI Calculations. We really enjoyed the interactive nature of this webinar held and appreciated the excellent questions posed to our 3 speakers. For those who weren't on the webinar, listen on for an informative Q&A session. If you'd like to watch th…
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In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I explore whether smaller housing associations truly have an edge when it comes to tenant satisfaction. With the latest Tenant Satisfaction Measures indicating that smaller organisations consistently outperform larger counterparts, I wanted to uncover the reasons behind this success. To get to the hear…
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In the modern fast moving world of 24/7 news cycles where everything has to be summed up in 240 characters, it can be difficult to take the time to look ahead and forecast what's to come. With all the electoral turmoil across the states and the potential impact upon our economy and more, Steven and I took a moment to sit down, take a breath and dis…
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In this episode, we welcome back Kevin Chen, from Paramount Disability Homes. Kevin comes onto our show to talk to Minh about SDA "Change of Circumstances", which is a process of getting a participant's plan or funding, to be amended from what was originally approved, to a more appropriate outcome. This is an important topic as it gives our listene…
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Can a housing association balance care, housing, and affordability in today’s complex landscape? In this episode, Wendy Evans-Hendrick, Chief Executive of Orwell Housing, shares how embracing diversity and being responsive has shaped their mission to provide seamless care and housing services. Wendy has dedicated 31 years to Orwell Housing. Under h…
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In this episode, Debbie looks at the SDA data for the Byron and Tweed areas of the northern NSW coast. For a couple of years, we have been aware of the undersupply of quality SDA homes in the area. Given the challenges of developing SDA in the Tweed and Byron regions, primarily the cost and availability of suitable land and sites, it's unsurprising…
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In this episode, I’m joined by housing expert Ebrahim Goolamally to break down everything you need to know about service charges. We explore how you can verify whether your service charge has been correctly calculated, understand what you're actually paying for, and ensure you're not being overcharged. Ebrahim also shares practical steps you can ta…
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In this episode, Minh & Debbie discuss a couple of different sets of statistics, including the NDIA's most recent quarterly update along with some findings released in a white paper by Barwon Investment Partners in November as part of their 'Investing in the Specialist Disability Accommodation Sector - 2024 report. Both sets of statistics offer a d…
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In this episode, I delve deep into the complexities surrounding antisocial behaviour (ASB) within the housing sector, exploring the nuances of eviction, support, and community responsibility. I’m joined once again by Jacqueline Parkes to unpack the gaps in ASB laws and how housing associations navigate the delicate balance between eviction and supp…
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In Episode 13 of This is the GSA Way, titled Moist Fire Alarms, I delve into the ongoing fire safety issues at Maureen Christian House and expose GreenSquareAccord's inadequate response to a long-standing and potentially life-threatening problem. The fire alarm system, which has been faulty since at least 2016, remains unreliable and even held toge…
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How can a strong organisational purpose help teams make better decisions—and put those decisions into action? In this episode, James Francis, Chief Executive of Saffron Housing, shares how his organisation is reshaping its approach to tenant service, safety, and decision-making, all guided by clear principles and a strong purpose. With five years a…
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This episode highlights the continuing positive market sentiment for SDA, even with recent lending changes which will impact future investors. It covers the importance of investor awareness regarding lending criteria, and the growing trend towards metro apartment living (we are seeing) given postcode lending restrictions. Data and analytics are cru…
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In this episode, I take a hard look at the surprising decisions coming out of the National Housing Federation (NHF). Despite her track record of significant failures, Ruth Cooke continues to sit on the NHF board—raising serious concerns about leadership accountability in the housing sector. Even more puzzling, Steve Hayes, GreenSquareAccord’s Direc…
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Welcome to our first episode for 2025. In this episode, Minh and Rob sit down to talk about geopolitics & dollars - that’s right, AUD & USD, Trump, Interest Rates, Inflation and the Australian economy. Specifically, how do all these topics relate back to us as consumers in Australia? How does the Aussie dollar impact upon the RBA’s decision making …
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In this episode of the Housing Sector Podcast, I sit down with Suz from SHAC (Social Housing Action Campaign) to discuss the ongoing service charge crisis. Residents across the country are facing ever-increasing service charges, often while enduring poor repairs and significant delays in maintenance. These mounting issues could push many residents …
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As we step into 2025, GreenSquareAccord finds itself again at a critical juncture where it must take responsibility for past shortcomings and commit to meaningful changes. In this podcast, we explore ten resolutions that could transform the way GreenSquareAccord serves its residents and ultimately rebuild trust. Imagine a future where GreenSquareAc…
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The housing crisis shows no signs of slowing down. How much risk can the housing sector afford to take—and what does it take to make bold decisions in uncertain times? In this episode, Mark Perry, Chief Executive of Vivid Homes, shares how his organisation continues to push forward with an ambitious development programme, even as others in the sect…
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CBRE are one of the leading property advisory firms in the world and therefore when an executive director of CBRE UK sits down for a chat it's always worth a listen. Steven and I are joined for the first podcast of 2025 by Chris Dougray, Head of Development Scotland at CBRE to chat all things property. We found it fascinating and we hope you do too…
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This is our final episode for 2024 - sit back and relax to listen to Debbie and Minh reflect on their journey the past 12 months in SDA and how the business evolved to another new level in working with new types of clientele and how they see SDA growing in the year ahread. For now, enjoy the festive break and have a merry christmas and a safe happy…
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“We go into this project not looking for awards but it's good actually to recognise the contribution of our staff and it's also a good way for our suppliers and the other stakeholders in this to be recognised as well. So it's a win-win-win for customers, us and the contractors.” If you could cut your tenants’ heating bills by 80%, you would, wouldn…
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Distribution of Disabilities among SDA Participants - The biggest category of SDA participants is intellectual disability, which is 48% of all participants. Intellectual disability includes schizophrenia, low IQ, and behavioural issues. This category is growing aswell within the SDA sector. - The majority of SDA participants fall into a few key dis…
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What can the housing sector do to better support marginalised communities and build a more inclusive society? In this episode, Chief Executive of Elim Housing Association, Paul Smith, shares his work with diverse communities, the challenges of overcoming prejudice, and the importance of creating inclusive housing opportunities. Paul has 35 years of…
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In this episode, Minh sits down with Rob to talk about a few generic topics which will impact SDA property investing, by relating it back to the fundamentals of investing. They emphasise the importance of understanding the need to focus on income and capital growth rather than solely on high rental returns. They point out a trend towards alternativ…
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The skills gap in the housing sector is widening by the day. How can we bridge that gap and build a future-ready workforce? In this episode, Greg Reed, Group Chief Executive at Places for People, shares his views on why the sector struggles to attract talent and the forward-thinking strategies he's using to tackle these challenges. With a backgroun…
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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb sits down with CLPHA President Jeffery K. Patterson to discuss the efforts of the National Housing Crisis Task Force to put forward bipartisan solutions to the nation's affordable housing crisis. As co-chair of the Task Force, Mayor Bibb highlights the important role that public housing authorities play in solving the cr…
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Domestic abuse affects 2.4 million adults in England and Wales each year. But how can the housing sector step up to challenge misconceptions, support survivors, and shape better policies? In this episode, Jacque Allen, CEO of Your Housing Group, is joined by an expert panel: Kate Green, the Deputy Mayor of Greater Manchester, champions the Gender-b…
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In this episode, Minh & Debbie chat about the latest NDIS Quarterly SDA Supply & Demand Data (Sep '24), which was released at the end of Nov '24. Still, data specifically relates to changes in Enrolled New Build and Pipeline dwellings across Australia, ending Sep '24. They discuss the changes, where they are, and the impact this increasing supply h…
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In this episode of SDA Unlocked, Debbie walks us through the data for the SA3 of Darebin-North in Melbourne North East and explains what the data is telling us in terms of current supply, future supply and the overall demand for SDA participants in the area. Preston, along with neighbouring suburbs in Melbourne North-East, and those in nearby stati…
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Why are repair demands higher now than a decade ago? And how can we meet this rising demand, cut costs, and still maintain our quality of service? In this episode, we speak with Paul Walker, Executive Director of Repair and Maintenance at Home Group—one of the UK’s largest housing associations and social enterprises. Paul shares his extensive cross…
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In this episode, Minh & Ian have a discussion revolving around the shifts in investment focus within the SDA property market over the past 12 months. Investors are moving away from SDA house and land packages being marketed across Australia by "selling agents" due to lack of stock, lack of good SDA product to invest in, and high entry costs specifi…
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In this episode, Minh & Deb sit with Matt for the final time on our podcast show. Matt has been on this show from the start, about 2 years and 9 months ago, and we chat about Matt's 3.5 years with NDIS Property Australia as he leaves the company to follow his dream job in Sydney in the Cyber Security sector. Whilst we are very sad to see Matt go, w…
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