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Stage 1 of Lander No. 4 complete

The official launch of affordable housing development ‘Lander No.4’ recently took place, with the occasion marking the completion of stage one of the project which will provide the community with 10 additional, two and three bedroom dwellings.

Representatives from Maranoa Regional Council, Origin on behalf of Australia Pacific LNG and Horizon Housing came together for the event at the development at South Street, Roma.

Deputy Mayor Scott Wason, Portfolio Chair for Housing said the completion of stage one marks a key milestone for the project and the Maranoa.

“These 10 new dwellings from ‘Lander No. 4’ will support the need for additional affordable accommodation options in our community.

“I look forward to seeing the benefits this development will bring to our residents into the future.”

Origin Community Relations Manager Scott Bird said “We’ve worked closely with Horizon Housing and Maranoa Regional Council to develop this affordable housing solution and we’re proud of what we’ve been able to achieve.

“The quality of homes that are now available at Lander No.4 will be a positive legacy for the Roma community.”

Horizon Housing CEO, Jason Cubit, said the housing is targeted at locals who already live in the Maranoa.

“These houses are larger than the townhouse developments which the region has seen recently.

“Their extra space is designed to attract those already living in the Maranoa and our innovative approach to their design is what helps keep prices down.”

‘Lander No. 4’ is an initiative of Maranoa Regional Council (provided the land), Origin on behalf of Australia Pacific LNG (provided $1.87 million funding) and Horizon Housing (who developed the project and will manage the properties).

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