Find rules, guidance and notes for topics such as renting, tenants' and landlords' rights and obligations.

DCJ Housing expects tenants to comply with the terms of their tenancy agreement. The purpose of this policy is to explain how DCJ Housing manages tenancies.

This information sheet explains the new rules about anti-social behaviour, neighbourhood disputes, repairs, and terminations in social housing.

Applicants for affordable housing must meet the income eligibility limits as defined in the NSW Affordable Housing Ministerial Guidelines. To be eligible, a ...

Social housing tenants have rights under the Residential Tenancies Act 2010. Check out our general tenancy factsheets – which also include information specific ...

The amount of the rental bond must not be more than 4 weeks rent. The tenant provided the rental bond amount to: the landlord or another person the landlord's ...

Covers nearly all Residential Tenancy Agreements (RTAgs) in NSW – including agreements with private and public landlords. Some premises not covered such as ...

A legal guide for people living in boarding houses in NSW. It explains the ins and outs of the Boarding Houses Act 2012 as well as other laws that can apply to ...

Generally, a landlord cannot increase the rent during a fixed-term tenancy agreement. However, a landlord can increase the rent annually during a periodic ...

The purpose of this policy is to outline the process for commencement of a new Social Housing tenancy with SCH.