Bellingen Housing Needs - Pulse Survey Question Title * 1. Are you or someone you know struggling with housing right now? Yes No Not sure Question Title * 2. What do you think are the biggest housing problems in our region? (Choose as many as you like) Homes cost too much to buy or rent Hard to find a rental home Stress and poor health from housing problems Not enough different types of homes (like small units, granny flats, tiny homes) Too many holiday rentals (like Airbnb) Council rules make it hard to build or develop Building a home costs too much Homelessness and not enough supported housing (e.g. for older women, group homes or crisis housing) People see houses as an “investment” not a home Other (please specify) Question Title * 3. What do you think should be the top housing priorities for the next 10 years? (Pick up to 3) (Required.) More affordable homeownership for local households More safe, affordable rentals with fair rules Get the balance right between short-term (e.g. Airbnb) and long-term rentals Try new housing ideas (like shared housing, intergenerational homes, fixing up old homes) Treat housing as a basic right, not just an investment Build homes that are good for the environment and can cope with climate change Council rules that change with our needs and make it easier to build homes Other (please specify) Question Title * 4. Which groups of people need more housing help in our community? (Choose as many as you like) First Nations peoples Young people Older single people People affected by domestic or family violence Working families on local wages Essential workers (like hospital staff, teachers, carers) People who are homeless Local creative workers (artists, musicians, etc.) People who want to downsize or age in place Other (please specify) Question Title * 5. Can we keep in touch with you? (Tick any that apply) Yes, send me the full housing survey in a few weeks Yes, add me to the Housing Matters monthly newsletter Yes, enter me in the Shop Local Gift Card draw No thanks Email address: Done