The plan forecasts a 30-year plot to populate 2.2 million people that will add more than 300,000 homes. The blueprint to make more homes affordable and prevent further supply shock that pinpoints northern Adelaide and Murray Bridge as the two growing injections to the market.

As for four new greenfield areas also target 96,000 homes over 30 years, the four are, Two Wells, Roseworthy, Riverlea and Kudla, which are in the northern Adelaide.

Various suburban lands in Elizabeth, Port Adelaide, Noarlunga, Paradise Interchange, Unley RD and the Norwood Parade charts a strategic infill for higher density housing. If Adelaide continues to keep rent low, housing affordability for the next generation should be planned now.

Supply and demand for housing needs to be managed for the short term and long term to prevent prices from continuing to scale higher for civilians. The forecast of an additional 315,000 houses and 254,000 jobs, that will support and extra 670,000 residents of greater Adelaide, which is an increase of 46 per cent of today’s population.

Adelaide’s central business district pinpointed for high density apartments and playing an important role in delivering convenient and affordable housing.

Furthermore, more retirement options are being available all while including duplexes, small-scale apartments and build-to-rent schemes, in former industrial
land which can be now redeveloped. Major infrastructure and planning for housing is needed for South Australian growth to remain affordable for later generations.