Australia's National Gallery of Victoria Plans to Build Affordable Housing

A new initiative by the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) aims to address Melbourne's housing crisis by providing affordable housing for key workers and artists.

The NGV's plan is part of a broader strategy by the Victorian government to increase the supply of affordable housing in Melbourne.

The NGV's plan will see the development of new affordable housing on land owned by the gallery in Southbank. The project will be delivered in partnership with the Victorian government and the City of Melbourne.

The NGV's development will provide a mix of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. The apartments will be available to key workers and artists on low to moderate incomes.

The NGV's plan is a significant step towards addressing the housing crisis in Melbourne. The project will provide much-needed affordable housing for key workers and artists, and will help to create a more diverse and vibrant community in Southbank.

The NGV's plan has been welcomed by the Victorian government and the City of Melbourne.

The Victorian government has committed $50 million towards the project, and the City of Melbourne has provided a planning permit.

The NGV's plan is expected to be completed by 2025.

The NGV's plan is part of a broader strategy by the Victorian government to increase the supply of affordable housing in Melbourne.

The Victorian government has committed to building 10,000 new affordable homes by 2025. The government is also working to increase the supply of social housing and to provide rent assistance to low-income earners.

The Victorian government's strategy is a significant step towards addressing the housing crisis in Melbourne. The strategy will help to provide more affordable housing options for people on low to moderate incomes, and will help to create a more diverse and vibrant city.