Definition
This refers to the total number of households exiting from public housing and Aboriginal Housing Office (AHO) properties, at the reporting period.
A positive exit describes the tenancy end with a positive outcome, such as a transition to a stable and independent housing arrangement, while a negative exit denotes a negative tenancy end, such as a breach of the tenancy agreement.
Indicator Summary
The number of households exiting is calculated as a count of distinct Tenancy Reference Numbers where the Tenancy End Date is between the the first and last day of the reporting period. Funding is equal to Public Housing or Aboriginal Housing, the Vacancy Reason is not created in error or the tenant has not occupied, the DCJ Client Service Team is not TCOMM or missing. Tenancy Type excludes Properties managed by DOH and leased to community groups, Commercial leases, the Office of …
This indicator may be disaggregated by:
Indicator Specific Breakdown
Distribution/Table | Path/Column | Dashboard Filter Label |
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Households/individuals | |
Social Housing Property Part 2 | BEDROOMS | Number of Bedrooms |
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Social Housing Tenancy Part 1 | VAC_RSN | Exit Reason |
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Positive/Negative Exit* |
*Positive and negative exit types are calculated using Vacancy Exit Reason and Where Next Housed.
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Property Details | DISTRICT | District |
Property … |
Reporting Information
The Annual Statistical Report reports annually.
Published by NSW Department of Communities and Justice.
Quality Statement
Accuracy of Indigenous Status DataFramework Dimensions
- Annual Statistical Report (2021-2022) > People have a safe and affordable place to live > Supporting people to access social housing
- Annual Statistical Report (2022-2023) > People have a safe and affordable place to live > Supporting people to access social housing
Rationale
Social housing exits are important in creating vacancies which are available to those in highest need.
Alignment: This aligns with national reporting in Housing Assistance in Australia.
Calculation rules
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The number of households exiting is calculated as a count of distinct Tenancy Reference Numbers where the Tenancy End Date is between the the first and last day of the reporting period. Funding is equal to Public Housing or Aboriginal Housing, the Vacancy Reason is not created in error or the tenant has not occupied, the DCJ Client Service Team is not TCOMM or missing. Tenancy Type excludes Properties managed by DOH and leased to community groups, Commercial leases, the Office of Community Housing, Shared Equity, Serviced Rooming House / Joint Venture or PEP - Private. Property Type is equal to 'Cottage', 'Town House', 'Terrace', 'Unit' or 'Villa'.
A positive exit type is calculated by using the Vacancy Exit Reason (of either a Tenant Initiated Exit or a Provider Initiated Exit) and Where Next Housed (to either private ownership or a private rental).
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where value is not 'ERROR', 'NONOCCUPY', 'UNTENT_ERR' or 'UNTENT_NEV' (for tenancies created in error or not occupied).
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where the value for the DCJ Client Service Team is not 'TCOMM' or 'MISSI'.
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This indicator may be disaggregated by:
Indicator Specific Breakdown
Distribution/Table | Path/Column | Dashboard Filter Label |
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Households/individuals | |
Social Housing Property Part 2 | BEDROOMS | Number of Bedrooms |
Household Type | ||
Social Housing Tenancy Part 1 | VAC_RSN | Exit Reason |
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Positive/Negative Exit* |
*Positive and negative exit types are calculated using Vacancy Exit Reason and Where Next Housed.
Geographic Breakdown
Distribution/Table | Path/Column | Dashboard Filter Label |
Property Details | DISTRICT | District |
Property Details | CLUSTER | District cluster |
Property Details | ALLOCATION_ZONE | Allocation zone |
Demographic Breakdown
Distribution/Table | Path/Column | Dashboard Filter Label |
Client Details Attributes | GENDER | Gender |
Client Details Attributes | Age group* | |
Client Details Attributes | INDIGENOUS | Aboriginality |
Client Details Attributes | CALD** |
*Age group is calculated using the Date of Birth variable. ** Cultural and linguistic diversity (CALD) is calculated using Country of Birth.
The Annual Statistical Report disaggregates by Aboriginality (any member), Age group (household head), Gender (household head), Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (household head), Household type, District, Social housing type and Exit reason.
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where the value does not equal 'Australia', 'New Zealand', 'United States of America', 'UK of Great Britain and Northern Ireland', 'Ireland', 'Canada', 'South Africa" or is not missing, then the value for Cultural and Linguistic Diversity is coded as 'CALD'.
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Comments
The data refer to the total number of households exiting DCJ managed tenancies with any of the following exit reasons: moved to aged care/family support accommodation, breach of tenancy agreement, deceased, moved to private rental/ownership/affordable housing, tenant imprisoned, tenant vacated without notice, or other reasons. DCJ managed refers to a public housing property or a property managed by the AHO.
The information on age, gender, and the status of the culturally and linguistically diverse background of the head of the household is used for reporting on demographic characteristics of the household.
An Aboriginal household is defined as a household with one or more members (including children) identifying as an Aboriginal person.
Data ageing:
- There is no data ageing associated with this indicator.
Data source:
- HOMES - Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW)
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