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2026 CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING SUMMIT - SYDNEY AUSTRALIA

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ABOUT THE SUMMIT

This national Summit brings together leaders and stakeholders from government, housing, finance, and the co-operative housing sector to explore how co-operative housing can be a key component to solving Australia’s housing affordability crisis.

Building on the success of the Melbourne 2025 and Adelaide 2024 ACHA Co-op Housing Summits, 2026 will feature a compelling mix of international thought leaders, national advocates and industry experts, and lived experience insights from across the Co-operative Housing sector.

The 2026 Summit will show-case the innovation and impact this critical sector delivers and how, with the right investment it can be a driver of change within the Australian housing landscape. Far from blue sky visioning, the Summit will present practical action and achievable goals that will progress the Co-operative Housing solution in Australia.

The day will include ample time for networking with attendees during catered breaks and post-event networking drinks.

Co-operative Housing The missing piece of Australia's housing puzzle
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Join sector leaders, policymakers, co-op members and investors to shape the future of housing in Australia. This one-day summit brings together local and international expertise to explore how co-operative housing can move from niche to mainstream.

REGISTRATION

Registration open now. Registrations close on 21st September, unless sold out prior.

Fees below are inclusive of GST.  Note: Humanitix will charge their own fees which will be added at the time of purchase. 

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