The Greens propose constructing 360,000 affordable homes over a 5-year span, enhancing housing accessibility.

Funding for the initiative would come from eliminating $27 billion in property investor tax breaks.

A new federal housing department would be established to emulate successful international housing models.

A public property developer, under government investment, would manage the housing mix of 70% rental and 30% ownership.

Rent prices would be capped at 25% of the national average household income, ensuring affordability.

Homeownership options would allow sales only back to the government, maintaining cost control with inflation consideration.

This housing plan is poised to be a significant factor in the forthcoming election negotiations.